University of Maryland School of Pharmacy's Program Is Also Saving Companies Money
The Daily Record (Baltimore) › July 13, 2010
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Building relationships with pharmacists has helped diabetics understand and manage their disease, and save money to boot.
Four years after the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy launched the P3 program -- patients, pharmacists, partnerships -- linking diabetic employees of several self-insured local companies to trained pharmacists for advice on medication and overall health and wellbeing, the program and its patients are thriving.See the full content of this document
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University of Maryland School of Pharmacy's Program Is Also Saving Companies Money
On average, one year after their employees voluntarily enrolled in the program, employers saved $1,000 per employee on medical claims costs, according to the university. Some businesses saved even more.
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