LTCRFP announces expansions to its specialized services guiding long-term care facility leaders through the pharmacy Request-For-Proposal process. The company helps administrators and directors of nursing evaluate pharmacy providers, reduce medication costs, and improve clinical outcomes through a structured RFP process.
-- The recent service expansion from LTCRFP addresses the growing need for expert support as long term care facilities adjust to significant changes in Medicare Part D reimbursements in 2026. LTCRFP's specialized consulting and facilitation services help guide administrators of LTC institutions through the complex process of reconsidering and selecting pharmacy providers.
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Pharmacy expenditures represent one of the largest costs outside of labor for long-term care operators, and many rose significantly after the Inflation Reduction Act took effect beginning in 2026, says the team. The legislation cut reimbursement rates for Medicare Part D for many brand-name drugs, making strategic pharmacy partnerships more important than ever.
Facilities typically negotiate new pharmacy contracts every one to three years, but the reductions in reimbursements are forcing many to reconsider sooner. Other drivers include seeking more control over drug costs, and adaptation to changing patient acuity levels.
In response, the expanded services from LTCRFP are designed to provide long-term care facilities with guidance as they walk through this complicated process. The company's structured approach helps facilities secure better pricing, establish clear quality metrics, and create accountability measures that protect resident and facility operations. Services begin with a complimentary consultation to assess current pharmacy arrangements and identify areas for improvement. LTCRFP then reviews existing contracts, pricing structures, services, and compliance concerns to uncover gaps and hidden fees. Following this analysis, LTCRFP develops a custom Request-for-Proposal that clearly defines facility requirements and attracts qualified pharmacy partners.
After proposals arrive, LTCRFP helps facility leaders evaluate responses, compare value propositions, and identify the best fit for their community. If facilities choose to change providers, the company supports the transition process, including onboarding and training. Agency experts help facility officials who are stretched thin make decisions about vendor evaluation, cost efficiency strategies, and regulatory compliance during stressful periods of significant change in pharmaceutical reimbursement.
"Long-term care administrators face pressure to control high drug costs while maintaining quality medication management and regulatory compliance," said a representative from LTCRFP. "Our expert consulting services help facilities navigate the pharmacy selection process with confidence, from initial assessment through provider transition."
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Organization: LTCRFP
Address: 117 Rano Blvd Suite 58, Vestal, NY 13850, United States
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