Stop PBM Abuse

04/15/2026

Please call your State Representative to encourage their SUPPORT of HB 3009! Below is a link to a pre-written letter you can send. It takes less than a minute!

Last week HB 3009, filed by Representative Hausman, was perfected in the House. This Bill will allow pharmacies to distribute emergency prescriptions to patients who are living in an area that is experiencing a state of emergency. The Bill also includes amendments from State Representatives, including the language of SB 878. SB 878 will expand scope authority for CLIA waived tests and the writing of prescriptions for certain types of medical equipment. It will also allow for the over-the-counter sale of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine upon FDA authorization for over-the-counter dispensing as well as FDA approval of a warning label.

Pre-written letter: https://ujoin.co/campaigns/4078/actions/public?action_id=6735

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04/15/2026

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03/25/2026

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03/09/2026

WE NEED YOUR VOICE NOW...Help Move SB 878 Forward!!

It takes less than a minute—use MPA’s prewritten letter to contact your legislators NOW about SB 878

One important part of the bill clarifies the use of CLIA-waived tests in pharmacies. These are simple, rapid tests—such as those used for influenza, strep, and COVID-19—that can safely be performed in healthcare settings with a low risk of incorrect results. In pharmacies, these tests typically involve a quick swab and provide results within minutes, allowing pharmacists to help patients get answers quickly and guide them toward appropriate treatment or referral when necessary.

This legislation is not intended to replace physicians. Pharmacists want to continue working collaboratively with physicians and other healthcare providers to ensure patients receive the right care at the right time. SB 878 simply helps ensure patients can access timely care and appropriate guidance when they need it.

In many cases, allowing pharmacists to provide these services can also help reduce unnecessary emergency room visits and healthcare costs by giving patients faster access to basic testing, guidance, and care in their local community.

The bill also improves patient access to certain medical devices such as test strips, pen needles, and spacers, which help patients manage conditions like diabetes and asthma more effectively.

Your voice can make a difference in helping legislators understand how this bill supports patient access and modern pharmacy care.

SEND YOUR LETTER NOW: https://ujoin.co/campaigns/4078/actions/public?action_id=6521

02/26/2026

Join Missouri Pharmacy Association on April 1!

MPA is honored to welcome Missouri Attorney General Catherine L. Hanaway as the keynote speaker at Legislative Day.

Hanaway plans to address the urgent need for in and take questions from on the front lines of patient care. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Secure your spot today!

02/05/2026

Missouri Attorney General Catherine L. Hanaway is standing with in the fight to protect patients and strengthen community pharmacy.

Her commitment to addressing skyrocketing insulin costs and holding accountable sends a powerful message: Pharmacists and the patients they serve deserve better!

MPA is working tirelessly on behalf of our members and pharmacists across to advocate for fair practices, protect access to care, and support the future of pharmacy.

When leaders stand together, progress follows — and we are proud to stand alongside Attorney General Hanaway, !

Join the fight at www.stoppbmabuse.com today! Contact your legislators - they want and need to hear from you!

02/05/2026

We appreciate leaders who stand up for patients. As the conversation around PBMs continues, MPA remains UNITED FOR CARE—HB 1975 protects patients and preserves access to pharmacy care across Missouri. Thank you, State Representative Bennie Cook

Please share and contact your legislators! Have a conversation. They want to hear from YOU! www.stoppbmabuse.com has all the resources you need!

01/27/2026

Contact your legislators!

Pharmacists! We need you NOW. Please spread the word to your patients as well and tell them to contact their legislators! Do you have a Senator on the Family, Seniors and Health Committee?

Committee Members:
Jill Carter for Senate #32
Missouri State Senator Joe Nicola
State Senator Rick Brattin
State Senator Brad Hudson
Patty Lewis
State Senator Maggie Nurrenbern

www.stoppbmabuse.com has all the resources you need! Bag tags for your patients, talking points, pre-written letters to send (editable), ways to get involved with , a form to share your stories of , and more!

Lets make 2026 our year we stop these !

Stop PBM Abuse

01/16/2026

Pharmacy benefit managers — or PBMs — manage prescription coverage for most Americans. They decide which drugs your plan covers and how much you pay. Now, a new report from 46brooklyn Research shows that major insurers like Cigna, CVS, and UnitedHealth have gone a step further — launching thei...

01/15/2026

01/15/2026

Everyone is starting to figure you out, !

LET'S PUT A STOP TO THIS! 2026 IS OUR YEAR! Follow and share!

https://ago.mo.gov/missouri-attorney-general-hanaway-files-suit-against-pharmacy-benefit-managers-for-insulin-pricing-scheme/