In celebration of American Pharmacists Month, Melissa McGivney, PharmD, FAPhA, FCCP, provides a snapshot of where the profession has come and where it still has to go.
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MTM programs open to community pharmacists
MTM programs open to community pharmacists
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What health plans are using community pharmacists for medication therapy management (MTM)? Here is a listing by coverage area. Links, where available, are provided for each plan, so that this chart can serve as a central portal to all the MTM programs in the country.
State
Plan name
Type of plan
Notes
U.S.
Humana
Medicare/Medicare Advantage
Operates under different names
U.S.
John Deere Health Care Health Plan
Private
250 eligible beneficiaries in Ill., Iowa, Mo., Tenn., and Texas
Multi
XL Health
Medicare Advantage
23,200 eligible beneficiaries Ark., Ga., Md., Mo., S.C., and Texas
Calif.
Partnership HealthPlan of California
Medicare Advantage
250 eligible beneficiaries in northern Calif.
Calif.
Avmed Medicare Advantage
Medicare Advantage
20,000 eligible beneficiaries in southern Fla.
Fla.
CarePro Health Services
Private
10 eligible beneficiaries in eastern Iowa
Iowa
Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Companies
Private
600 eligible beneficiaries primarily in Iowa
Ore.
Jacobs Engineering Aerospace Contractors Trust
Private
Wash.
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