If you’re interested in pursuing a career in managed care pharmacy, sitting in a classroom can only get you so far. AMCP chapter leadership bridges the gap between being a student and becoming a future healthcare leader, providing experience you can’t get through coursework. It gives you a safe space to test your ideas, make mistakes, and figure out who you want to be professionally.
Weight loss drugs will be available to adults 65 and older in Medicare for the first time next month, thanks to a government program that’s supposed to be temporary. It may be difficult to end it.
Pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) reform is evolving rapidly at the state level, creating a complex and often fragmented policy landscape that stakeholders must actively monitor. Understanding which reforms are advancing in each state is critical, as these policies can significantly alter drug pricing dynamics, rebate structures, formulary design, and patient access.
In partnership with Health Care Now Radio and Answers Media Network, segment with Harry Travis representing AMCP with other health care experts in a virtual event focused on real-world deployments, practical lessons, and candid conversations about what delivers results.
AMCP members gathered in Washington, DC, on May 18–20 for Legislative Days 2026, to advocate for managed care's legislative priorities addressing patient access, affordability, and care delivery.
A federal district court in Georgia issued a sweeping ruling that could potentially undermine the legal foundation of the Medicare Advantage (MA) Star Ratings program and invite additional challenges to policies established through sub-regulatory guidance. The court found that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) improperly relied on measures based on data not collected through the statutorily required measurement systems and failed to meet notice-and-comment requirements for certain measures.
