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PBMs Should Not Own Pharmacies

The PAPA bill will strengthen local pharmacies and expand patient access to essential care across New York. Right now, this bill is stalled in the Assembly—even as other legislation, like the patient‑notification bill, moved quickly. That contrast sends a troubling message: that highlighting barriers to care is being prioritized over actually fixing them. The Assembly leader  needs to hear directly from the people who rely on their pharmacies every day. Let them know that care close to home matters, and that the PAPA bill deserves a vote. @fairychloeee @CarlHeastieNY

PSSNY Mid-Winter Convention

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Prescription Refill Transfer Changes nyrxlaw.com/blogpage/?id=p…

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Save the Date! PSSNY’s Mid-Winter Convention is happening January 24–25, 2026! Stay tuned, more details coming soon!

Misdemeanors and Unprofessional Conduct nyrxlaw.com/blogpage/?id=m…

Behind the scenes with PSSNY Board Chairman Danny Dang vaccinating Governor Kathy Hochul.