S2E6 - Monet Stanford, PharmD | Post-Scrip: The ASPL Pharmacy Law Podcast
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In this episode of Post-Scrip, Henry introduces  Monet Stanford, PharmD. Henry and Monet dive into The Transition of Biosimilar: From Provider-Administered to Pharmacy-Dispensed.  The biosimilars industry, which started with the first approval in 2015, is at an inflection point. In the U.S., biosimilars could lead to over $130 billion is savings by 2025, and have been used in over 364 million days of patient therapy. Until this year, most biologics — and, until adalimumab , all non-insulin biosimilars — are administered by a licensed provider in a healthcare setting and covered under Medicare Part B or the medical benefit of commercial plans. To learn more information about Monet : https://accessiblemeds.org/about/our-team/monet-stanford Join us at the 34th annual conference:  Developments in Pharmacy Law Seminar , November 2-5, 2023 in San Antonio, Texas
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