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Kranthi Chinthamalla
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New Massachusetts law recognizes pharmacist as providers

The new law, S.2984: An Act Promoting a Resilient Health Care System That Puts Patients First, not only expands scope of practice for certain health care providers, but also increases insurance coverage for telehealth services, recognizes the continuing impact of COVID-19, and more.

“This is a culmination of nearly a decade of advocating for pharmacists and their profession in our state,” said Massachusetts Pharmacists Association President Maureen Judkins, PharmD, in a video message on Twitter. “While we still have work to do as an organization in terms of reimbursement models and scope of practice, which are not part of the bill, we can celebrate this achievement for the profession.”

Loren Bonner, senior editor

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