Report Medicaid Managed Care Pharmacy & Medication ‘Issues’ to NYS DOH Pharmacy Program by describing the issue in detail in an email to: PPNO@Health.state.ny.US.
Medical Providers, Patient Navigators, Case Managers, Care Managers, Advocates, Pharmacists, Patients and Care Givers are all encouraged to report issues so that the system can be improved.
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