🔊 “We commend Sen. James Lankford and Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) for championing this urgently needed legislation. Without this LTC pharmacy fix, Medicare Part D price negotiations taking effect January 1, 2026 will devastate many LTC pharmacies—and it will only worsen as more medications

Thank you, Representative Dave Taylor, for co-sponsoring H.R. 5031 and prioritizing seniors’ access to long-term pharmacy care! Congress: let's bring this bill across the finish line before the end of the year to ensure #LTC pharmacies can continue providing essential medications, consultant

We’ve reached another major milestone in our fight to avert a long-term care crisis: Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) and co-lead Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) have introduced the Preserving Patient Access to Long-Term Care Pharmacies Act in the Senate. Time is ticking to pass this bill. That’s why

We’re grateful Congressman Brad Finstad has co-sponsored H.R. 5031 — critical legislation to avert a looming long-term care crisis. Congress must act this year to keep #LTCpharmacies operational in 2026, so they can continue providing care to millions of seniors across the country.

H.R. 5031 continues to gain new co-sponsors! Thank you, U.S. Congressman Ryan Mackenzie, for your commitment to senior care and co-sponsoring H.R. 5031. This “LTC Pharmacy Fix” is urgently-needed legislation to ensure millions of seniors across the country continue to have access to essential #LTC

📑 A new analysis from Senior Care Pharmacy Coalition shows that failure to address the looming long-term care crisis could cost taxpayers up to $4.8 billion over the next decade and leave millions of seniors nationwide without access to essential medications. Congress’ best bet is to pass the

Thank you, Congressman Congressman John W. Mannion, for supporting H.R. 5031! This milestone marks the 20th cosponsor of our bill to prevent a looming long-term care crisis and safeguard the essential medications and services that millions of seniors across the country rely on.

🌐 Business Partner Spotlight: We’re excited to highlight one of SCPC’s Business Partners, Innovatix. As a leading group purchasing organization (GPO) owned and powered by Premier, they primarily serve pharmacies by supporting providers and physicians across the entire continuum

The stakes of Congressional inaction couldn't be higher. A new article in McKnight's Senior Living reveals that failing to address the impact of negotiated prices on LTC pharmacies could cost taxpayers up to $4.8 billion over the next decade. At the same time, seniors will lose access to

If Congress does not pass proposed legislation to address the cost to #longtermpharmacies related to negotiated drug prices, it could cost taxpayers up to $4.8B in increased #healthcare costs over the next decade, the Senior Care Pharmacy Coalition. tinyurl.com/4tdrw6kh

Thank you, Congressman Don Davis, for your steadfast support for seniors by co-sponsoring H.R. 5031—a much-needed “LTC Pharmacy Fix” to avert a looming long-term care crisis nationwide. This necessary step keeps vital long-term care pharmacy services within reach for millions of seniors

Thank you, Congressman Andy Barr, for strengthening the effort to advance H.R. 5031! A crucial #LTCPharmacyFix is needed to avert a looming long-term care crisis and protect millions of seniors’ access to specialized #LTCpharmacy services ahead of Medicare drug price negotiations set to

ICYMI: An op-ed in Arizona Globe details a solution to avert the looming long-term care crisis facing #LTCpharmacies across the globe, impacting millions of seniors and the way they receive their required medication and medical services.    The Preserving Patient Access to

We’re grateful to welcome Congressman Nick LaLota as a new co-sponsor in our endeavors to further along H.R. 5031! This vital piece of legislation, the #LTCPharmacyFix, preserves millions of seniors’ access to specialized #LTC services as Medicare drug price negotiations reshape the

🚨 ICYMI: If Congress doesn’t pass the Preserving Patient Access to Long-Term Care Pharmacies Act this year, taxpayers could be on the hook for $4.8 billion in increased healthcare costs over the next decade. The loss of pharmacy services would be devastating to American seniors