Alliance Update, February 2019

Alliance Update

Reminder: Please Register for the Spring Meeting!
By Sean Singh

Our Spring meeting will be held in Washington in conjunction with our Hill Day this year. We realize that combining the meeting and Capitol Hill Day visits is very convenient for our members who have limited time to travel – it allows you to participate and learn at the member meeting and then also educate policymakers about HTCs and our community.

For the Hill Day, we hope to have as many HTCs participate as possible so that we can educate as many Members of Congress and their staffs about HTCs as possible! We especially want to target Senators and Representatives that serve on the Congressional committees with jurisdiction over 340B policy, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee and the House Energy and Commerce Committee. So, if you are from any of the following states, please especially consider joining us this year: AK, AL, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MT, NC, NH, NM, NV, NY, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, and WI. Also, please remember that the Alliance is also encouraging HTCs to invite one of your patients to join us in Washington. If you would like to invite a patient, please contact me.

To register your attendance and make your hotel reservation, please click here.

Here is the general schedule for the event:
 

Sunday April 28th

Hemophilia Alliance Board Meeting

Networking Reception – This session held in the evening gives you the opportunity to network with peers and discuss issues that are pertinent to you and your centers. It leads to topical conversation and a dialogue that benefits our community.
 

Monday April 29th

General Meeting – The daylong session will be filled with updates from the Alliance on all of the challenges, opportunities and threats facing HTCs and strategies to address them. We expect that this session will be lively and interactive.

Networking Dinner and Hill Day prep – This session will provide all of the details and training you need to meet with Members of Congress and their staff member to educate them about your centers, patients and the community. Telling your story has never been easier with the guidance of our Advocacy team led by Ellen Riker and Johanna Gray.
 

Tuesday April 30th

Hill Day – Following a breakfast briefing, we will head in teams to Capitol Hill to visit members of the House of Representatives and Senate and their staff. We will schedule your appointments and provide you with information that will make the day’s visits easy and enjoyable. Meetings will end in the late afternoon. Return trips from Washington DC should be planned for Tuesday evening or Wednesday.

Also in this Issue…

Notes from Joe
· Jack be Nimble, Jack be Quick

Washington Update
· The Trump Administration Wants to Put an End to PBM Rebates

Payer Update
· Lessons Learned

Team Alliance Contact Information


Team Alliance Contact Information

We work for you! Please don’t hesitate to contact any of us with any questions or concerns:

Name Email Phone
Jeff Blake jeff@hemoalliance.org 317-657-5913
Sean Singh sean@hemoalliance.org 813-748-7226
Jennifer Borrillo, MSW, LCSW, MBA borrillo@hemoalliance.org 504-376-5282
Jeff Amond amond@hemoalliance.org 608-206-3132
Jennifer Anders jennifer@hemoalliance.org 954-218-8509
Angela Blue, MBA angela@hemoalliance.org 651-308-3902
Karen Bowe-Hause karen@hemoalliance.org 717-571-0266
Zack Duffy zack@hemoalliance.org 503-804-2581
Michael B. Glomb MGlomb@ftlf.com 202-466-8960
Johanna Gray, MPA jgray@artemispolicygroup.com 703-304-8111
Kiet Huynh kiet@hemoalliance.org 917-362-1382
Elizabeth Karan elizabeth@karanlegalgroup.com 612-202-3240
Kollet Koulianos, MBA kollet@hemoalliance.org 309-397-8431
Roland P. Lamy, Jr. roland@hemoalliance.org 603-491-0853
Dr. George L. Oestreich, Pharm.D., MPA george@gloetal.com 573-230-7075
Theresa Parker theresa@hemoalliance.org 727-688-2568
Mark Plencner mark@hemoalliance.org 701-318-2910
Ellen Riker eriker@artemispolicygroup.com 202-257-6670

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