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Dispensing Pharmacy: An Option for Private Practices

Hennessy. The Kansas City Cancer Center is a 34physician multidisciplinary oncology practice with 9 offices in the greater Kansas City area. Our first pharmacy opened in 2001. Our program sees about 6,000 new cancer patients each year. In terms of visits, we have approximately 100,000 patient visits annually. Our mix is about 60 percent commercial payers and 40 percent public or government payers. We include Medicare+ Choice with the commercial payers. Our practice has a pretty diverse commercial payer mix. BlueCross BlueShield makes up about 35 percent, and the rest is scattered among a number of national payers. The good news is our payer mix is diverse; the bad news is that it’s more policies and regulations to keep up with.