Date: 10/05/23
Time: 11:55 am – 1:00 pm
Location: Online Only
Topic: Pharmaceutical Facts, Prescriptions and the Market Today
Presenter: David Mordo | D Mordo Employee Benefits & Consulting, LLC
CEs Available: 1 Hour of Life & Health Credit with Kansas Insurance Department
Cost: to attend is $10 for association members and $25 for non-members
The link will be sent out to those who sign up the day before the event.
About the Course
The Pharmaceutical Facts, Policy and the Market Today has been developed by NABIP to educate, explain, and discuss the many parts of prescription drugs and their impact on America’s healthcare and health benefits. This course will explore the interaction between stakeholders, clinical and economic positives, obstacles that affect those that profit, and population that rely on prescription drugs. Students will gain a foundation of the industry, role of prescription drugs as a means of providing medical treatment, payment of those benefits and predictions for the future.
Course Highlights
- The Evolution of Drug Regulations: A focus on the evolution of drugs, regulations, the industry’s power in setting the table for how new drugs enter the market, and how pricing works.
- The Modern Drug Market: How the supply chain is for and against consumers and payers, and the role that insurers and self-funded plans have in the payment of medication.
- The “Secrets” of Prescription Drug Costs: A look inside health care spending and what we expect the near-term future to look like in terms of plan design and payment.
About the Instructor-
As an active member of NABIP since 1999, Dave has served as a chapter president and local and state legislative chair. Nationally, Dave has served on NABIP’s Finance, Governance, LPRT and Media Relations Committees. He served on NAHU’s National Legislative Council from 2011 to 2017 and was NABIP’s National Legislative Chair in 2016. He recently became an instructor with NABIP’s Online Learning Institute, teaching a few of the certification courses.
He currently serves as the Region 2 Vice President.