Pharmacy Podcast Network

The True Cost of Purchasing Through a Single Vendor | SureCast

In this episode, we’re joined by Nathan Taylor, VP of Sales & Business Development at SureCost, to unpack the real impact of “convenience” in pharmacy purchasing—and why relying solely on a single vendor could be costing your pharmacy more than you realize.
We explore the hidden risks of vendor-controlled pricing, delayed reporting, procurement errors, and the operational strain of drug shortages. Nathan shares how SureCost empowers pharmacies to regain control with real-time data, contract compliance tools, and integrated vendor comparisons—all within a unified purchasing platform.
💡 Topics Covered:
Why single-vendor convenience often leads to hidden costs
The risk of delayed reporting and loss of purchasing visibility
How vendor errors can quietly chip away at margins
Strategies for protecting profitability even if you stick to one vendor
The role of technology in purchasing compliance and rebate optimization
Benefits of expanding vendor relationships through a unified platform
How SureCost helps pharmacies leverage data to buy smarter, save more, and stay ahead of shortages
📌 Key Takeaway:Convenience isn’t free. With the right technology, pharmacies can retain operational simplicity while unlocking powerful savings and gaining full control of their purchasing strategy.
🔗 Learn More:Explore how SureCost is redefining pharmacy purchasing: www.surecost.com

Fighting for Fairness: Senator Vin Gopal on PBM Reform and the Road Ahead for Independent Pharmacies | Pharmacy Tech Trends; PrimeRx

In this essential conversation, New Jersey State Senator Vin Gopal joins the Pharmacy Podcast Network to break down the urgent fight for Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) reform. Senator Gopal shares insight into how states are pushing back against unfair PBM practices—and what federal momentum means for pharmacists nationwide.
We also explore how technology platforms like PrimeRx can help independent pharmacies adapt, protect margins, and stay audit-ready in a fast-changing regulatory landscape.
This episode is a must-listen for pharmacy owners, policy advocates, and industry stakeholders who want to stay ahead of reform and safeguard the future of community pharmacy.

Breaking down the One Big Beautiful Bill & a 15 Year Celebration of Pharmacy Marketing | TWIRx

In this episode of TWIRx, we break down H.R. 1 — The One Big Beautiful Bill Act — and what it could mean for the future of pharmacy in America. From PBM reform and drug pricing transparency to Medicaid restructuring and NADAC expansion, this bill carries enormous implications for community pharmacy, behavioral health services, and specialty care.
Joining us to unpack the real-world impact of this legislation are two influential voices in the pharmacy space:
Ryan Paul Liabenow, CEO of Mango Health, a behavioral health specialty pharmacy redefining care models for patients with complex mental health needs. Ryan shares insight into how fairer reimbursement models and drug cost transparency could unlock new clinical and economic opportunities for pharmacies serving vulnerable populations.
Nicolle McClure, President & CEO of GRx Marketing, marks her 15-year milestone as one of the most respected voices in independent pharmacy marketing. Nicolle discusses how pharmacy communication must evolve in this new legislative landscape—and why strategic messaging, patient education, and digital storytelling are now more critical than ever.
We also explore the potential challenges H.R. 1 brings, including the administrative burden of NADAC compliance and the tension between progressive pharmacy reforms and simultaneous Medicaid restrictions. Will increased oversight and transparency finally tip the scale in favor of independent pharmacies—or will coverage erosion undercut the gains?
Don’t miss this timely discussion on what may be the most consequential pharmacy bill in decades—and how forward-thinking pharmacy leaders are preparing for what's next.
 
sponsored by IPCRx.com

Investing in Equity | RxGenius

In this episode of RxGenius, Ryan Paul Liabenow sits down with Jason Torress with Sana Capital.

LTC Pharmacy at Home; Top 5 Ways to Grow | RxSafe

Building Your LTC Pharmacy at Home Business - Sponsored by RxSafe | Eyecon
In this powerful episode of our 3-part series, “Building Your LTC Pharmacy at Home Business,” we dive deep into the operational, financial, and clinical systems needed to launch and sustain a successful long-term care (LTC) at home program.
Our expert guests include:
Jennifer Whalen, MBA, Medsense – sharing critical insights into patient programs, compliance, and payer alignment.
Susan Rhoads & Cole Page, GeriMed – discussing their experience helping hundreds of community pharmacies navigate the LTC space, and how GeriMed supports transitions from traditional dispensing to reimbursable LTC models.
Brian Glaves, RxSafe Eyecon – outlining how automation and accurate dispensing technology (like Eyecon) improve efficiency, accuracy, and documentation, ensuring pharmacies get paid for the care they deliver.
Key Topics Covered:
✅ Billing & Reimbursement – Understanding the shift from retail to LTC at home models and how to get properly reimbursed for services.
✅ Technology & Workflow Integration – Using Eyecon, RxSafe, and pharmacy software to optimize packaging, compliance, and inventory management.
✅ Patient-Centered Care at Home – How pharmacists can become essential partners in home-based care for patients who wish to age in place.
✅ Getting Started – Real-world advice on building referral networks, contracting with payers, and aligning with care teams.
This episode is a must-listen for pharmacy owners ready to take the next step into LTC at home and unlock new streams of revenue while improving care for their most vulnerable patients.
🔗 Learn more at RxSafe.com 🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms: Pharmacy Podcast Network
Brought to you by RxSafe and Eyecon – because LTC at Home starts with smarter, scalable pharmacy solutions.

Whole Planet Care through Herbalism with Richard Mandelbaum | Holistic Pharmacy Podcast

Today I am sharing an important conversation with one of my primary herbal teachers, about the micro and macro views of health and healing. Modern life too often disassociates us from our innate identity and relationship with our greater ecosystem, biome, and planet. Herbal medicine, when practiced deeply and mindfully, goes beyond a simplistic replacement of conventional medicine with "natural" remedies, but moves us sometimes subtly and sometimes profoundly toward a recovery of our biological identities.The human body has the innate power to heal itself. Without this power to self heal, even the most advanced medications and surgical procedures would ultimately fail. The role of the herbalist in the healing process is to consider the client as a whole person, and to consult her/him/them concerning changes in lifestyle, diet, herbs, and supplementation in order to foster an increased state of balance and health - thus maximizing the body’s self healing capabilities.Herbal medicine is not only the people's medicine, it is the planet's medicine. While we celebrate the increasing popularity of using herbs, we need to ensure herbal traditions remain true to our roots and accessible to all.Richard Mandelbaum RH is a clinical herbalist with a private practice, offering personalized health consultations, online and in person in the southern Catskills, NY. Richard has been an avid student of our native flora for close to forty years, and in addition to seeing clients he teaches classes in clinical herbal medicine, field botany, and phytochemistry. He is a co-founder and core instructor at the ArborVitae School of Traditional Herbalism and is on the faculty at David Winston’s Center for Herbal Studies and the Won Institute of Graduate Studies. He has been a Registered Herbalist since 2003 and was a member of the American Herbalists Guild board of directors from 2012 to 2018. Richard lives with his wife Gabrielle and his daughter Rose in their straw bale home in Forestburgh, NY. You can learn more about Richard, including articles, podcast interviews, etc. at Richard Mandelbaum RHConnect with Richard via:Email: richard@arborvitaeny.com Website: Richard Mandelbaum RH

Fertility, Pharmacy, and the Future: A Pharmacist’s Role in IVF Care with Dr. Kelly Gonda| MaternalRx

Join us for a deep dive into the IVF patient journey with special guest Kelly Gonda, a passionate pharmacist and Fertility Nurse Practitioner. In this episode, we explore how pharmacists can improve safety, outcomes, and access to fertility treatment by understanding the science of in vitro fertilization and the medications involved.
🔹 Highlights include:
Understanding the IVF journey and the evolving role of pharmacists (3:27)
Hormones 101: LH, FSH, placental vs. pituitary HCG, and IVF medication evolution
Progesterone types (13:00), growth hormone use (14:00), and Metformin’s role in PCOS (14:40)
Ethical reflections: Nadia Suleman and the octuplets (17:15)
IVF financing, state mandates, and the impact of insurance (18:20, 26:50)
Retail vs. specialty pharmacies, including Caremark & CVS (21:48)
Oocyte freezing updates (25:30) and what lifetime IVF allowances mean for patients
Where to begin: IVF specialists, SART resources, and choosing a provider (29:48–31:30)
The growing role of pharmacists in reproductive health (37:00)
Cost-saving access: Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Drug initiative (42:00)
Men’s fertility, spermatogenesis, and the need for pharmacist advocacy (43:00–44:00)
ASRM, genetic testing, and why pharmacy must be at the IVF table (46:00)
What Kelly wishes more people knew about IVF (59:15)
How teams can prevent medication errors, inspired by The Right Kind of Wrong by Amy Edmondson (1:04:00)
📍 Watch Kelly’s training from the June 2025 Colorado Pharmacists Society meeting via ASHP on-demand.
🔗 Connect with Kelly: linkedin.com/in/webbkelly
🔗 Connect with Danielle: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniellerplummer/
💊 Personalized medication support for pregnancy: www.Obstet-Rx.com
📖 Support for Hyperemesis Gravidarum: www.pregnancyvomiting.com

Going on the Offensive to Protect Public Health | TWIRx

This Week in Pharmacy – June 27, 2025 Episode Title: “Going on the Offensive to Protect Public Health” 🎙️ Sponsored by IPC (Independent Pharmacy Cooperative) & SureCost
This week’s episode of This Week in Pharmacy (TWIRx) is a call to arms: pharmacists, patients, and industry leaders are going on the offensive to defend public health from collapsing under the weight of unchecked PBMs, broken reimbursement models, and vanishing access to care.
PART ONE: Claudia Holley (@c_money636) & Joshua R. Pirestani — Fighting Back for Patients TikTok star and unapologetic patient advocate Claudia Holley, known as @c_money636, joins the show alongside Josh Pirestani, founder of Dispense Marketing and publisher of Dispense Times. TogetheRx, we’re tackling the real crisis: corporate profits are steamrolling patients and community pharmacies. With drug access tightening and treatment safety protocols falling by the wayside, the pharmacy industry is being gutted.
We break down the lost opportunity of NADAC — a fair drug pricing model with a standardized $10.49 dispensing fee — Todd Eury just talked with pharmacy owner Erich Cushey of Curtis Pharmaciesin PA, where pharmacy closures are leaving entire towns with no access to medications. This is not fiction. It’s what happens when Congress ignores the backbone of public health.
📉 Reimbursement drops
🏥 Pharmacies close
🧓 Patients suffer
💀 Access dies
PART TWO: Calvin Hunsicker, Founder of SureCost – Smarter Pharmacy Starts Here Tech visionary Calvin Hunsicker dives into SureCost at NoCost, a summer promo offering pharmacies three months of SureCost free. Why? Because it works — slashing cost of goods by 2–5% and saving valuable hours on purchasing. With $8.5B+ in transactions managed annually, Calvin shares how his time as a pharmacy owner led him to build a tech-forward platform now used by over 10,000 pharmacy pros.
PART THREE: Dr. Melissa Smith PharmD, CPH – Precision Medicine Meets Pharmacy Meet Dr. Melissa Smith, host of the upcoming PGx for Pharmacists podcast launching July 2025. A leader in precision medicine, Melissa explains how pharmacists can implement PGx to improve outcomes through genetic-guided medication decisions. Her new show will spotlight PGx integration, patient care, and how pharmacy is evolving to meet the demands of modern medicine.
Don’t miss this packed episode — because protecting public health isn’t a debate, it’s a duty. 👉 Available on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music & all major platforms.
🔗 ThisWeekinPharmacy.com #TWIRx #PharmacyPodcast #PBMReform #PublicHealth #SureCost #PGx #PharmacyAdvocacy

Navigating the Next Wave: CEO Insights on Pharma’s Future | Executive Dose

In the premiere episode of The Executive Dose, host Stephen Beckman—CEO of YARAL Pharma—sits down with Nicholas Hart, CEO of IBSA USA, for a timely and insightful conversation on the forces shaping the pharmaceutical industry in 2025. From supply chain disruption and regulatory pressure to innovation in both branded and generic sectors, these two leaders explore how today’s pharma CEOs are steering through uncertainty and preparing for the next wave of transformation.
Key Topics Discussed:Introduction to The Executive Dose and its mission to spotlight leadership perspectives in pharma.Stephen Beckman shares his journey leading YARAL Pharma, the U.S.-based generics subsidiary of global healthcare leader IBSA Group. Hart, CEO of IBSA USA, joins to discuss market dynamics from the branded side of the business.Why this conversation matters in today’s complex and rapidly evolving healthcare environment.
What’s shaping pharma today—global uncertainty, supply chain instability, and shifting regulatory frameworks.The evolving relationship between branded and generic innovation: where the most impact is happening.How executives are leading through volatility while maintaining patient-centric growth strategies.The importance of resilient leadership, cross-sector collaboration, and long-term portfolio planning.Emphasis on strategic alignment, regulatory agility, and mission-driven innovation.Predictions for the next 3–5 years: What will define success in pharma?How R&D, commercialization, and market access are being reimagined.Advice for rising leaders in the pharmaceutical space: Be bold, stay grounded, and lead with purpose.
Episode Takeaways:
Innovation isn’t just about products—it’s about mindset, agility, and leadership.
Both branded and generic companies have a role in shaping the future of accessible, high-quality care.
Strategic foresight and collaboration will define the next era of pharmaceutical growth.

Life in the Tax Lane: The Right Vehicle Strategy for Your Pharmacy | Master The Margin

To lease or not to lease…or to purchase? When it comes to getting a new vehicle for the pharmacy, one of the most common questions we get asked from owners is “should I lease or should I purchase a vehicle?” In this episode of Master The Margin, Scotty Sykes, CPA, CFP and Kathy Blanchard, Senior Pharmacy Accountant break down this question and what it means for your tax strategy including:- Why leasing might limit your tax strategy- How purchasing a vehicle can unlock large write-offs- Importance of mileage logs and business-use documentation- How a separate delivery LLC could protect your pharmacy from liabilityCheck out the full episode with bonus insights: https://masterthemargin.substack.com/Schedule an Rx Assessment: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/rx-assessment-service/ More resources about this topic:Podcast - One Big, Beautiful Bill: What the New Tax Proposal Means for Pharmacies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99jnN08jGUoBlog – Tax-smart Depreciation on Pharmacy Buildings and Equipment: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-smart-depreciation-on-pharmacy-buildings-and-equipment/

Perfecting Peds x DoseMeRx: Custom Care Conversations | Pediatric Pharmacist Review

With 20 years of experience spanning top pediatric hospitals, cutting-edge research, and digital health leadership, Sharmeen brings unmatched insight into what it takes to personalize care at scale—especially for our smallest, most complex patients.From gene-guided dosing to scaling PGx programs in hospital systems, we discuss:Why a "one-size-fits-all" model doesn’t work in pediatricsHow PGx can reduce the "trial-and-error" of ADHD, anxiety, and pain medsWhat it means to operationalize precision medicine in hospitals and clinicsHer career journey—from the bedside to boardrooms and biotechThe intersection of technology, pharmacy, and compassionate carePlus, don’t miss Sharmeen’s thoughts on:The future of pediatric PGxWhat excites her about working with organizations like CPIC, STRIPE, and PPA👶 Whether you're a parent, pediatric provider, pharmacist, or just PGx-curious—this episode brings heart, science, and strategy together.

What Your Mouth Telling You About Your Health with Dr. Nammy Patel | Holistic Pharmacy Podcast

The field of Holistic Dentistry has fascinated me ever since I learned about the work of Dr. Weston A. Price and his research into the diets that support healthy teeth and jaw development. Join me in this fascinating conversation with a renowned expert in this field. Dr. Patel’s Green Dentistry practice focuses on the patient, first and foremost. From the spa-like comforts to high-tech, non-invasive treatments, every aspect of her practice is thoughtfully designed and focused on cosmetics, comfort, and your lifelong health.Dr. Nammy Patel is a graduate of the University of California’s School of Dentistry and a trailblazer in holistic, eco-friendly dental care. She is the founder of Green Dentistry and a passionate advocate for merging Ayurvedic principles with cutting-edge technology to promote total health and well-being. As a published author and respected leader in her field, Dr. Patel educates dentists and hygienists globally, emphasizing the powerful connection between oral health and overall vitality.Her passion extends beyond the dental chair into meaningful global and community initiatives. Dr. Patel leads a nonprofit that supports over 3,000 villages annually and works toward her mission of preventing oral cancer in one million people in India. She is actively involved with the American India Foundation and supports various humanitarian causes, believing deeply in using her platform for the greater good.Born in Dharotha, India, and immigrating to the U.S. at age five, Dr. Patel brings a global perspective to everything she does. She has built one of the most advanced, spa-like dental practices, offering patients both exceptional care and a nurturing environment. Her commitment to health, sustainability, and social impact continues to inspire change across the dental industry and beyond.Connect with Dr. Nammy via:Email: nammypatel@gmail.com Website: drnammypatel.com, GreenDentistry.comFB: Dr. Nammy Patel IG: @drnammypatelX: @DrNammyPatelLinked In: Nammy Patel

Cracking the Concentration: PBMs, Power, and the Fight for Fairness | PBM Reform Podcast

In this relaunch of the PBM Reform Podcast, Greg Reybold returns with a powerful and timely conversation exploring how concentrated economic power—particularly in the form of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs)—is undermining fair access to prescription medications, driving up drug costs, and crushing independent pharmacies.
Greg is joined by Emma Freer, Senior Policy Analyst with the American Economic Liberties Project, a national non-profit and non-partisan organization dedicated to dismantling monopolistic control across critical sectors—including healthcare. Together, they dig deep into how PBMs serve as gatekeepers in the drug supply chain, extracting value at the expense of patients and providers, and how policy reform is urgently needed.
Emma outlines how Economic Liberties is driving a new wave of anti-monopoly policy momentum in healthcare by advocating for stronger antitrust enforcement, corporate accountability, and legislative transparency. She highlights how concentrated PBM power not only threatens economic fairness but undermines public health outcomes.
🧠 Key Topics Covered:
The history and unchecked growth of PBM power in the U.S. drug supply chain
Why market concentration among PBMs is a systemic risk to patient access and competition
What Economic Liberties is doing to pressure regulators and lawmakers for structural reforms
Why bipartisan PBM reform is gaining traction—and what’s at stake if we fail to act
How pharmacists, community leaders, and patients can join the movement for transparency and equity
💥 Why This Episode Matters:PBM dominance is no longer just a pharmacy issue—it’s an economic justice issue. This episode sheds light on the structural forces keeping drug prices high and independent pharmacies on the edge. It offers a compelling call to action for healthcare professionals, lawmakers, and reform advocates to push back against monopolistic control and put patients first.
📢 Call to Action:Visit www.economicliberties.us to explore their policy work and toolkits for reform advocates. Stay tuned to the PBM Reform Podcast as we bring together voices from across the healthcare and policy spectrum to fight for a fairer, more transparent system.
Follow, rate, and share the podcast—because real reform starts with awareness and ends with action.

Smarter Purchasing in 2025: Real Strategies for Real Savings | SureCast

In this high-impact episode, Todd Eury leads a grounded and insightful discussion about smarter pharmacy purchasing in one of the most challenging business climates pharmacy has ever faced. Joined by Josh Miller of HAC Pharmacies and SureCost founder Calvin Hunsicker, the conversation reveals both the pain points and the real-world solutions driving meaningful change for pharmacy leaders.
Josh shares how managing procurement for 24 pharmacy locations used to mean hours of manual price comparisons and reactive decisions. That changed when his team adopted SureCost—resulting in over $200,000 in savings every four months. Josh walks listeners through the implementation journey, staff adoption, and the purchasing tools that now empower his team to make confident, data-driven decisions.
Calvin brings industry-wide context with findings from the 2025 Smarter Purchasing Report, highlighting stubborn inefficiencies in pharmacy procurement and why so many organizations still rely on outdated processes. He unpacks key data trends, the surprising insights from this year’s report, and what leaders can take away to begin transforming their own operations.
This episode is more than a success story—it’s a strategic playbook for pharmacy operators who are ready to lead through disruption, adapt to pricing volatility, and take back control of their margins.
💡 Key Takeaways:
Manual purchasing processes are costing pharmacies more than they realize.
Centralized tools like SureCost drive savings, streamline decisions, and improve visibility.
Leadership mindset—not just tools—is what separates the thriving from the stagnant.
📥 Download the Report & Join the Movement:Visit SureCost.com to access the full 2025 Smarter Purchasing Report and learn more about the SureCost Insights Conference, coming this November.
Make the smarter move—your margins depend on it.

Understanding the Importance of Sexual Health | RxGenius

In this thought-provoking episode of RxGenius, host Dr. Ryan Paul Liabenow sits down with Nadia Archambault, PharmD—a pharmacist, certified sexual health therapist, and trailblazing entrepreneur—to unpack the often-misunderstood topic of sexual health.Together, they explore why sexual health is far more than just STI prevention and reproductive function. The conversation dives deep into the psychological, emotional, and relational components of sexuality, highlighting how pharmacists and healthcare professionals can better recognize and support the full spectrum of patient needs.Nadia shares her perspective on common misconceptions, the stigma surrounding sexual well-being, and the importance of approaching patient care with sensitivity, curiosity, and respect for diverse experiences. This episode challenges traditional views and emphasizes the essential role sexual health plays in overall well-being.Key Topics Covered:Redefining sexual health beyond disease preventionThe mental and emotional dimensions of sexual well-beingPharmacists' roles in normalizing and supporting sexual health conversationsAddressing stigma and tailoring care to diverse identities and needsNadia’s journey from pharmacist to sexual health advocate and entrepreneurTune in to RxGenius for an open, insightful dialogue that will reshape how you think about sexual health in pharmacy and patient care.

How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes in Complex Chronic Illness Recovery with Mel Hopper Koppelman | Holistic Pharmacy Podcast

Today I got to have an amazing conversation that busts myths and makes the road to recovery seem simple and in one’s reach. My guest’s message is that you can solve even complex health problems with a systematic and proven step by step approach.Mel Hopper Koppelman, Program Director at Synthesis Health Lab, is the go-to expert for people who've "tried everything" to heal their chronic illness but keep hitting dead ends. By guiding her patients through a systematic 5 Stage Process, she helps patients achieve a 50%+ reduction in symptoms without endless supplements or constant lab testing.With two master's degrees and 15 years of clinical experience, Mel has pioneered a revolutionary approach that combines Chinese medicine, functional medicine, and developmental neurology. Her methods have helped thousands of patients recover from conditions like chronic fatigue, autoimmune disorders, and fibromyalgia when conventional and functional medicine failed.In a world where chronic illness is skyrocketing and patients spend thousands on supplements and lab tests without getting better, Mel is passionate about providing relief. Instead of chasing symptoms and over-focusing on lab markers, she helps people understand the first principles of healing and repair their nervous system's foundation. Her mission is transforming how we approach chronic illness by bridging the gap between ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience.Connect with Mel via:Email: melhk@fastmail.com Website: https://synthesishealth.co/shlFB: Mel Hopper KoppelmanIG: @synthesishealth.coLinked In: Mel Hopper KoppelmanListeners can apply to be a free Guest in the Synthesis Health Solutions and Support Group. They can find the application at https://synthesishealth.co/shl

One Big, Beautiful Bill: What the New Tax Proposal Means for Pharmacies | Master The Margin

Check out the full episode with bonus insights:
https://masterthemargin.substack.com/p/one-big-beautiful-bill-what-the-new
Schedule an Rx Assessment:
https://www.sykes-cpa.com/rx-assessment-service/
More resources about this topic:
Podcast - Master The Margin: 2025 Tax Outlook: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-2025-outlook/
Webinar - Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017: Pharmacy Impact and §199A: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-cuts-and-jobs-act-of-2017-pharmacy-impact-and-%c2%a7199a/
Blog – Tax-smart Depreciation on Pharmacy Buildings and Equipment: https://www.sykes-cpa.com/tax-smart-depreciation-on-pharmacy-buildings-and-equipment/
Blog – Maximize Pharmacy State and Local Tax Deductions (SALT): https://www.sykes-cpa.com/maximize-pharmacy-state-and-local-tax-deductions-salt/
 

Certifying the Future: Dr. William Soliman and the Rise of Medical Affairs | PBM Reform

Dr. William Soliman is the founder and CEO of the Accreditation Council for Medical Affairs (ACMA). The ACMA is America’s leader in life sciences accreditation, certification & training.  Soliman is a former pharmaceutical executive who worked in leadership roles at Merck, Abbvie, Gilead and more. He is considered a pharma industry futurist and has been featured on NewsNation, Fox News, Newsmax, Forbes, Al Jazeera, Yahoo Business TV, ABC News Radio & more. The ACMA established the first ever certification standards in the United States and stands as a benchmark of excellence for prior authorization professionals, reimbursement professionals, pharmaceutical sales professionals, medical science liaisons and medical affairs professionals.  Dr. Soliman received his PhD from Columbia University & his BA from New York University.

Where LTC Pharmacy Connects: Preview of the 15th Annual FrameworkLTC Innovation Conference | Framework Focus

In this special episode of FrameworkFocus, we’re getting you ready for the 2025 FrameworkLTC Innovation Conference—Where LTC Pharmacy Connects. You might remember it as our “User Conference,” but we’ve refreshed the name to better reflect where we’re headed. This event has always been about more than just software; it’s about accelerating innovation, sharing ideas, and shaping the future of Long-Term Care Pharmacy. Tune in as we highlight what’s new for this year, what attendees can expect, and why this event continues to be a must-attend gathering. Plus, hear from Matthew Gilbert, VP of Business Transformation and Major Accounts at RxSafe, Diamond sponsor this year, who shares insights from a vendor perspective and discusses why RxSafe is excited to participate in this year’s conference.

10 Years of Biosimilars: A Decade of Progress and a Bright Future | Cardinal Health™ Counter Talk™ Podcast

Join us as we celebrate 10 years of biosimilars. In this episode of The Counter Talk™ Podcast host Jason Callori speaks with Dracey Poore, Director of Biosimilars at Cardinal Halth to discuss the evolution of biosimilars and their impact on the healthcare landscape. Dracey shares valuable information on it's importance within the market and role of pharmacists. Click here to download the report and learn more.DOWNLOAD