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Part D Electronic Prescribing Standards

By Debra A. McCurdy on April 4, 2008

On April 7, CMS is publishing a regulation establishing Part D electronic prescribing standards for four types of information:  formulary and benefits, medication history, fill status notification, and identification of individual health care providers.  Prescribers, dispensers, and plan sponsors are not required to implement e prescribing under Part D, but those who do must comply with the new Medicare standards when using e-prescribing to send prescriptions and prescription related information for covered drugs prescribed for Part D eligible individuals.  These standards supplement a set of “foundation” standards published in 2005 and effective beginning in 2006 that addressed the exchange of Part D information related to eligibility inquiries and responses; new prescriptions; and changes, renewals, and cancellations of existing prescriptions.  A press release with additional information is available here.

  • Posted in:
    Health Care
  • Blog:
    Health Industry Washington Watch
  • Organization:
    Reed Smith LLP
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