Keeping Pharmacy Care Personal

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Mags said:
Pharmacy Tour Across the Nation

has anyone else seen this?

you can sign the petition ONLINE
AND
AND
send letters (by email)
to YOUR government representatives
pretty awesome

Yeah, I just signed the petition and printed letters to send to my reps. The website has been circulating at work, so I thought I'd take a look. I encourage everyone to do the same; it looks like the deadline is quickly approaching--July 7.
 
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Can someone explain to me what "Keeping Pharmacy Care Personal" is advocating for? I can not seem to find an exact cause they are fighting for. I have a feeling this is an anti-mailorder program.
 
Caverject said:
Can someone explain to me what "Keeping Pharmacy Care Personal" is advocating for? I can not seem to find an exact cause they are fighting for. I have a feeling this is an anti-mailorder program.

I think you're right on this one. Seems something to do with upcoming Medicare legislation. I think they've been keeping the whole mail order thing quiet though, so I guess that's why we haven't heard too much about it.
 
SomeGuy said:
I think you're right on this one. Seems something to do with upcoming Medicare legislation. I think they've been keeping the whole mail order thing quiet though, so I guess that's why we haven't heard too much about it.

Are you saying with the new medicare plan patients will be forced to get drugs through mailorder?

I went to website and I am all for keeping pharmacy personal but I am not sure what the main point is either? What a vague website... when you don't go out and say what you are fighting against it makes me suspicious.

oh by the way i am not minoos but too lazy to log off... he needs to quit telling school computers to remember him.