MN Community Measurement recently released results from a 12-month study on the impact of pharmacy-based engagement to close gaps in care for patients with diabetes. The study is part of the organization’s broader efforts to empower health care decision makers with meaningful data to drive improvement and details the pharmacy program’s success in eliminating 80 percent of open clinical opportunities. The study, done in collaboration with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, Thrifty White Drug, and Pfizer, leveraged Thrifty White locations and independent pharmacies throughout MN, to help ensure that Blue Cross patients with diabetes received all recommended care, including screenings, immunizations and support programming to help them stay as healthy as possible.
KFMC Rebrands to Spotlight Their Role as Health Improvement Partner
The Kansas Foundation for Medical Care (KFMC, Inc.) announced a new name and digital presence on KFMC.org. After years of being known as the Kansas Foundation for Medical Care, the organization...
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