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Thank you, Cody Harris, for your instrumental role in the Texas House, guiding SB 1236 through the legislature and into law. Your work will help curtail harmful PBM practices and help ensure Texans receive the pharmacy care they deserve. #PBMreform bit.ly/4kDxkcK

Thank you, Speaker Craig J. Coughlin and Chairman Freiman, for leading the charge on #PBMreform and highlighting the threat of pharmacy deserts in New Jersey. Your leadership is vital to protecting patient access and community care 🙌 bit.ly/4l1Ic4n

Thank you to Senate Finance Committee for including critical Medicaid #PBMreform in its version of the budget reconciliation bill. 👉 If enacted, the legislation would demand full transparency and accountability from PBMs. bit.ly/3HYSpQQ

NACDS recognizes our members who offer their communities essential services and solutions for #AlzheimersAndBrainAwarenessMonth. Good Neighbor Pharmacy Hy-Vee #NourishMyHealth

📨NACDS & our coalition partners wrote to Leader John Thune, stating that given the unjustifiable removal of Medicaid PBM reforms from the reconciliation bill, the mandatory NADAC survey provision must also be removed. Read more: nacds.org/pdfs/comm/2025…

🚨If Section 71115 (the mandatory NADAC survey) is enacted separate from necessary Medicaid PBM reforms, the PBM middlemen will be handed yet another tool to drive reimbursement even further below pharmacies’ costs. This would be regulatory overreach without protection.

Thank you, Josh Stein, for signing HB 67 into law, which will empower pharmacists to test and treat for flu, helping North Carolinians access care quickly and conveniently. HB 67 is a step toward a responsive, community-based health care system and a win for North Carolinians.

Thank you to Benton Sawrey, Grant Campbell for NC, Rep. Heather H Rhyne, and Rep. Cody Huneycutt for your leadership in the passage of HB 67, which allows pharmacists to test and treat influenza, providing valuable and accessible care to North Carolinians.

We strongly encourage Rep. Don Beyer to cosponsor #HR3164, a bipartisan bill that will protect the important role pharmacists play in delivering essential care to seniors in Virginia and across the country. bit.ly/ecaps-119th-co…

We urge Rep. Brendan Boyle to stand with pharmacists and seniors by cosponsoring #HR3164. This bill is key to strengthening access to care in Pennsylvania and across the U.S. bit.ly/ecaps-119th-co…

Please join us in urging Rep. Carol Miller to cosponsor #HR3164. Seniors in West Virginia and across the country deserve access to prompt, essential care from pharmacists. Learn more about #HR3164 here: bit.ly/ecaps-119th-co…

Thank you Rep. Adrian Smith Rep. Brad Schneider Rep. Diana Harshbarger Rep. Doris Matsui for your leadership on #HR3164 to ensure senior access to essential pharmacist services. Learn more: bit.ly/ecaps-119th-co…

Today, I introduced the Bipartisan Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) Reform Act. For decades, PBMs have been STEALING patients’ hope and health. As a pharmacist, I’ve seen firsthand the heartbreaking impact of PBMs— forcing families to choose between groceries and medicine. It’s

📣NACDS commends Buddy Carter for his leadership in introducing the Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reform Act. For too long, PBMs have operated unchecked, wielding outsized influence as intermediaries in the prescription drug supply chain. Read more ⤵️ bit.ly/44VpoP8

NACDS Buddy Carter 🚨These vital reforms would confront the predatory PBM middleman tactics that inflate Americans’ medication costs and that force pharmacies to close. We need Congress to call the vote and pass this legislation! Here are the facts: nacds.org/pdfs/NACDS-Ina…

A new report by Milken Institute, supported by NACDS, outlines how #pharmacies can be front-line partners in disease prevention and whole-person health. Pharmacies are highly accessible — 90% of Americans live within five miles of one — and empowering pharmacists means better