Originally published in DC.CityBiz. http://dc.citybizlist.com/article/rxally-appoints-wayne-oliver-vice-president-pharmacy-advocacy-and-government-relations RxAlly, a first-of-its-kind alliance of more than 22,000 pharmacies nationwide, announced the addition of Wayne Oliver to the company’s leadership team. Mr. Oliver will serve as Vice President for Pharmacy Advocacy and Government Relations. In this role, Mr. Oliver will serve as liaison between RxAlly and its network pharmacies and …
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Nov 10
We Need More Mentors in America Today
by Wayne Oliver – Vice President at RxAlly Originally posted in the Atlanta Journal Constitution on November 8, 2012 http://blogs.ajc.com/health-flock/2012/11/08/we-need-more-mentors-in-america-today/ Giving back. Paying it forward. We’ve all heard these expressions when talking about those who have experienced random acts of kindness like paying for the next driver’s toll or buying a stranger a cup of …
Aug 01
Building a Patient-Centered Model of Care
by Wayne Oliver, Vice President of Pharmacy Advocacy & Governmental Relations at RxAlly Originally published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution on August 1, 2012 Over the past several years, the health care system has been attempting to define and create a “patient-centered model of care.” Most health policy experts, much less health care professionals, can’t …
Jul 05
ObamaCare: Ready for the Next Stage
by Wayne W. Oliver – Healthcare Consultant Originally published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution on July 4, 2012 The fate of ObamaCare now moves from the legal and constitutional stage back to the political arena. As most Americans know by now, Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the more liberal members of the Supreme Court …
May 22
Let’s Get Serious About Healthcare Costs
by Wayne W. Oliver, Vice President, Center for Health Transformation Originally published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution on February 3, 2012 We are all concerned about the ever escalating healthcare costs. Employers struggle whether to offer health insurance benefits because premiums continue to rise at an alarming rate. Employees and patients who do have insurance must …





