SCPC CEO Alan Rosenbloom appears on the AmplifyLTC Pharmacy Podcast to discuss the legislative future of LTC Pharmacies
Alan Rosenbloom, President & CEO of Senior Care Pharmacy Coalition, speaks with AmplifyLTC Pharmacy Podcast and discusses all about the current efforts to make PBM reform a reality. In this episode, learn about the ins and outs of PBM reform, what it means for LTC pharmacy, and what your LTC pharmacy should be doing.
He is joined by host Frances Nahas, Chief Strategy Officer of RedSail Technologies.

Watch and listen to the podcast here.
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