Partner Activity MRAN Louisiana works closely with other state and national advocates to educate on policy proposals that will impact patients in our state. Browse below for the latest information, resources, and activities from our partners. Activity Tags Resources Letter Letters Threats Access Part D 6 Protected Classes Alzheimer’s Multiple Sclerosis Epilepsy Hemophilia Mental Health AMR Leters SEE ALL + Louisiana Groups Rally Together to Ask Sen. Cassidy to Champion PBM Reform Senator Cassidy, We recognize your efforts to ensure patient access to affordable, innovative medicines and treatments. As you continue to consider different policy solutions to lower costs and increase access for patients, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) sit at the center of this discussion. And, it is clear that accountability is needed to lower the cost of medications at the pharmacy counter. Learn More Louisiana Members of Congress: Preserve and Ensure Access to Innovative and Affordable Medications and Treatments Patients want more affordable and innovative options, not fewer. Protect the ecosystem that leads to biopharmaceutical innovation. Our goal should be to lower out-of-pocket costs and improve access for patients. Learn More Groups Urge Sen. Cassidy to Hold PBMs Accountable Pharmacy benefit mangers(PBMs) are at the center of this discussion and accountability is needed to ultimately lower the cost of medications at the pharmacy counter for patients in Louisiana. Learn More Thank You MRAN Partners This year, patient and physician advocate partners worked tirelessly to promote the continued development of these important innovations. We thank them and look forward to celebrating patient successes in 2023! Learn More MRAN Partners Urge Sen. Cassidy to Support PASTEUR Act In a joint letter, MRAN Louisiana partners urged Sen. Cassidy to co-sponsor the PASTEUR Act to secure legislative solutions for the rapidly growing threat of drug-resistant bacterial and fungal infections and advocate for its passage this year. Learn More NAMI Louisiana Sheds Light on Seasonal Depression Seasonal affective disorder isn’t the winter blues. Here’s how it feels navigating the condition every year, according to people who have it. You’re not alone. Learn More Louisiana Partners Share Concerns on H.R.3 We encourage our leaders in D.C. to bring forward practical solutions to lower prescription drug prices, but H.R. 3 is not the answer. After an extraordinary year of health challenges, one thing is clear – we need greater innovation and broader access to life-saving therapies. Learn More NAMI Louisiana – Mental Health Resources NAMI Louisiana supports and advocates at the local, state, and national levels for the promotion of the quality of care, rights and interests of those affected by mental illness. Visit Website Louisiana Hemophilia Foundation – Resources Louisiana Hemophilia Foundation works to improve the quality of life and assist persons affected by inherited bleeding disorders by providing education, advocacy, support services and by promoting research. Visit Website Epilepsy Alliance Louisiana – Seizures After Sixty Seizures After Sixty provides important information specific to epilepsy in the elderly to nursing home staff, medical professionals, seniors living with epilepsy and supporters/caregivers. Visit Website MS Foundation – Get Involved MS Foundation, or MS Focus, provides free services that address the critical needs of people with MS and their families, helping them maintain the best quality of life. Visit Website Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area provides education and support programs to those affected by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Visit Website Louisiana Partner Letter on Protecting Medicare’s 6 Protected Classes The 6 Protected Classes promote the health of the most vulnerable. See how state partners voiced concerns to recent threats. View PDF Louisiana Partner Letter on Threat of Changes to Medicare Part D Proposed changes to Medicare Part D can severely impact access. Learn how partners expressed concerns. View PDF Load More