Healthcare & Pharmacy Insights

Explore Physician Assistant Prescriptive Authority by State in this 2026 guide. Learn which medications PAs can prescribe, how controlled substance laws vary, and how telemedicine & DEA rules shape PA prescribing authority.

Updated 2026 guide to nurse practitioner prescriptive authority by state, including controlled substances, DEA rules, and telemedicine compliance.

The DEA expects you to catch red flags that doctors miss. Learn the 5 specific patterns that trigger audits and how to document your due diligence in seconds.

Pharmacists are leaving $24,000/year on the table by not billing for clinical services. Here is the exact guide to CPT codes (99211, 99202) and how to use AI to verify your legal authority to prescribe.

Traditional Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) are too slow for modern pharmacy. Learn why the industry is shifting to chat-based AI that cites its sources, and why ChatGPT isn't safe for clinical use.

The 'One Big Beautiful Bill' (H.R. 1) has redefined the healthcare workforce by cutting federal loan access for PAs and NPs. This analysis explores the 'Credentialing Trap,' why the 'Medical Model' failed to protect PAs, and why Pharmacists should be worried about their own status.

The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' (OBBBA) has fundamentally altered healthcare education financing. This report analyzes the elimination of Grad PLUS loans, the exclusion of NPs and PAs from 'Professional' status, and the long-term impact on the workforce.

The DEA has extended telemedicine flexibilities, but state laws in Florida, Alabama, and New York are tightening. This guide explains why relying on federal waivers is a fast track to non-compliance and how to navigate the 'Supremacy Clause in Reverse.'

Gabapentin regulations continue to shift across the U.S. This guide breaks down Schedule V states, PDMP requirements, new legislative changes, and what clinicians need to know when prescribing or dispensing gabapentin.

Prescription safety is critical. Learn the exact steps healthcare providers use to verify medication safety, avoid drug interactions, and ensure patient compliance in 2025.