The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented crisis for states nationwide. In response to our 4-Point Plan letter, some state officials took the time to definitively respond, while many states agencies simply issued a form letter of receipt.
Regardless of response or lack thereof, PUTT will continue to contact and push for reform with all states on a regular basis on behalf of independent pharmacies.
Regardless of response or lack thereof, PUTT will continue to contact and push for reform with all states on a regular basis on behalf of independent pharmacies.
State Board of Pharmacy Responses
New Mexico BOP Executive Director Cheranne McCracken responded by engaging local pharmacies to further determine what needed to be done.
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Minnesota BOP Executive Director, Cody Wiberg responded via email & included additional documentation of what the state is doing to address the issues.
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State Department of Insurance Responses
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Ohio DOI Program Coordinator Molly Mottram responded via email with links to bulletins their DOI had recently issued.
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Virginia Deputy Commissioner of Insurance, Donald Beatty responded by letter on behalf of the Insurance Commissioner.
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Washington Deputy Insurance Commissioner, Molly Nollette responded with a comprehensive letter on behalf of the Insurance Commissioner.
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Connecticut Insurance Department Director of Legislative Affairs, Lady Mendoza responded via email.
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Texas' Associate Insurance Commissioner & Government Relations Director, Libby Elliott responded via email with steps that TDI has taken to protect patients & pharmacies.
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Don't see a response from your state? Contact your state's Board of Pharmacy , Department of Insurance, or Governor's Office and ask for their response to PUTT's official letter and 4-Point Plan dated March 30th.