Massachusetts H4332 expands pharmacists' roles as healthcare providers by allowing them to test, screen, and treat certain health conditions.
Massachusetts H4332 amends the state's healthcare laws to recognize pharmacists as healthcare providers. The bill allows pharmacists to perform tests, screen, and initiate treatment for conditions such as influenza, streptococcal infections, and COVID-19. It also mandates that health benefit plans reimburse pharmacists for services within their licensed scope, similar to other healthcare providers. The Department of Public Health will establish standard procedures for these activities.
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