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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
First Question of the Day July 23, 2014 How many compounding pharmacies are registered as "manufacturers" with the DEA? How can this be reconciled for those who are not registered as Manufacturers for other purposes such as with their state boards of pharmacy or the FDA?
For a list of those registered with DEA as manufacturers click here
DEA's response to IACP Questions Regarding Componded Controlled Substances in Case You Missed it the First Time it Was Posted
office-use - International Academy of Compounding ...
www.iacprx.org/.../DEA%20Letter%20to%20IACP%20Office%20Use%...
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Well Worth Reading: Letter from Texas Members of Congress to DEA regarding intrathecal pain pumps and more importantly the DEA's response regarding the laws on the books!!
nngreau at" the flniteh gtatea - NHIA
Jul 8, 2011 - pumps to the prescribing physicians to then administer to patients. Yet, as we understand it,. DEA does not mandate the registration and licensure when pharmacists deliver intrathecal pain pumps directly to patients.
https://www.nhia.org/.../20110708CornynCorrespondencewiththeDEAon...
Fifth Question of the Day July 22, 2014 How many compounding pharmacies deliver pain pumps filed with opiates to doctors office and the compounding pharmacy has not registered with DEA as a manufacturer/distiributor which might have implications if so registered with state boards of pharmacy and the FDA?
See here for more information
Fourth Question of the Day July 22, 2014 How many compounding pharmacies have billed medicare for compounded medications sold to physicians for office use? How many who have done so and later learned they shouldn't have returned the money?
Pharmacies Cannot Directly Bill Medicare For Compounded ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/...
National Center for Biotechnology Information
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by S Barlas - 2013
Jan 1, 2013 - He said individualized, compounded drugs cannot be sold to a physician, only to a ... to physicians must be accredited in order to receive payment from Medicare. ... In its final rule issued on November 4, 2012, the CMS said, ... It is a criminal violation of the law when a DEA-registered pharmacy knowingly ...
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