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Earlier this month, ABC and a coalition of partners signed an open letter asking Congress to make testing and flu vaccinations more accessible, especially to communities most impacted by the virus.
More organizations have added their signatures to the letter, which was resubmitted to Congress and the Trump Administration this morning by the National Forum for Heart Disease & Stroke Prevention.
In the letter, the coalition urges Congress to enact policies in the next COVID-19 legislative package that will allow pharmacies to ramp up patients’ access to COVID-19 testing and help prevent delays in giving vaccines when they become available.
Despite being authorized to order and administer COVID-19 tests, pharmacists still have no reliable way to be paid for these services. This effectively excludes too many Americans from ready access to testing programs that could be implemented by nearby and trusted pharmacists. Formally designating pharmacists as “providers” under Medicare will fix this problem – and prevent a similar problem that threatens vaccine deployment.