Miscellaneous

Question 1

STARK Law

Answer 1

Prohibits a physician from referring Medicaid or
Medicare patients to an entity that the provider has a
financial interest.
*Labs
*Pharmacies
*Radiology
*Physical therapy
*Others.

Physicians cannot forward pts to a specific pharmacy nor can they own a pharmacy. however, physicians may form a business corporation which may have pharmacy ownership but medicaid/ medicaid will d/c physicians

Question 1

Refrigerator temperatures

Answer 1

2-8 degress C
36-47 degrees F

Question 2

what devices should a pharmacy have

Answer 2

weighing device
metric weights
devices capable of measuring 0.1mL to 500mL

Question 3

Licensure Requirements for Out-of-State Pharmacists in NY

Answer 3

Key Points:

Out-of-state pharmacists involved in:
Filling prescriptions within New York State
Filling or remotely checking prescriptions (e.g., telepharmacy)
Must be licensed in New York to perform these tasks legally.
Applies even if the pharmacist is physically located outside of New York but handling prescriptions for NY patients.

Question 4

Non-Resident Pharmacy Establishments: NY Licensure Criteria

Answer 4

Non-Resident Pharmacy Establishments that dispense medications to New York patients. These establishments, which are based outside of New York, must meet specific requirements to be licensed to operate within the state. This includes having a minimum prescription volume or revenue, being in good standing in their home state, maintaining records according to New York law, and adhering to state regulations. Additionally, they must complete an application process and pay a fee every three years.

Criteria: 600 prescriptions/year or $10,000 in revenue/year
Conditions:
Licensed and in good standing in the state of origin
Maintain records as required by New York State
Provide information to NYSED upon request
Comply with NYS laws and regulations
Submit an application and pay a triennial fee