Clinic Pharmacy of Mangham

07/11/2025

06/12/2025

CVS Pharmacy’s mass text message yesterday is the exact reason we need HB 358 to pass.

Abusing patient’s sensitive information to push a political message is completely unethical and manipulative and we will not stand for it.

I’m calling on Office of the Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill to investigate this matter immediately.

06/12/2025

Consider this scenario: A pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) that also owns or operates a pharmacy—an entity that already profits immensely from the medications we rely on—has access to the private health data and personal cell phone numbers of every patient it services in Louisiana.

That sensitive information is entrusted to them solely for the purpose of processing prescriptions and managing patient care. But when legislation is proposed to bring transparency or reform to their business practices—practices that directly impact patient costs and access—this PBM turns around and uses that private information to lobby for their own protection.

They weaponize patient trust, sending messages designed to scare, confuse, and manipulate the very people they are supposed to serve.

This isn’t just unethical—it may well be criminal. It’s a blatant abuse of protected health information for corporate lobbying purposes. It’s one of the most egregious violations of patient privacy and public trust I’ve seen. Louisiana patients deserve better.

06/12/2025

🚨Breaking News: HB358 just PASSED the Louisiana House in a powerful 88-4 vote!

This bill takes a bold step to stop pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) from owning pharmacies they steer patients to—a practice that limits choice, underpays pharmacists and drives up costs for all of us.

✅ Now it’s the Senate’s turn to act. HB358 will be read TOMORROW!

📣 Help us keep up the momentum:
👉 Sign the petition at RxReformNowLA.com
📞 Call your Senator and urge them to vote YES for pharmacy fairness.

06/10/2025

🚨 BIG NEWS: Louisiana Legislators Stand Up for Patients!

The Louisiana House has passed State Rep. Dustin Miller's Resolution 329, calling on the state AG and Department of Insurance to investigate PBMs for potential violations of law — and urging the Legislature to ban PBMs from owning or controlling pharmacies in Louisiana.

💊 Why it matters: PBMs are corporate middlemen who use anti-competitive tactics and self-dealing to inflate drug prices and crush locally operated pharmacies. When PBMs own the pharmacies they favor, it’s patients who pay the price.

🖊️ Sign the petition at RxReformNowLA.com to demand real PBM reform! Together, we can protect access to life-saving medications and local pharmacy care.

05/14/2025

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04/30/2024

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04/29/2024

04/25/2024

Louisiana Medicaid mailed member households a pink letter to make sure we have your correct contact information.

If you didn’t receive a letter, we need to hear from you. Learn how to update your contact information at www.Healthy.la.gov.

If your contact information is wrong, you may miss important letters from Louisiana Medicaid and risk losing your health care coverage.