Cardinal Health to highlight new services and solutions for health systems at ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting

Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH) will highlight new solutions and services for health system pharmacies at the virtual 2021 American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP) Midyear Clinical Meeting Dec. 5-8.

The Cardinal Health virtual booth will feature:

• Cardinal HealthTM Specialty GPOs: a pricing solution for hospitals and health systems with outpatient facilities to help them manage their specialty drug costs. Our members have realized average median savings of 5-7%1 on qualifying specialty, branded and biosimilar limited distribution drug (LDD) spend. The portfolio of GPOs includes the new Cardinal Health™ Traverse™ GPO, which provides qualified, non-340B outpatient facilities access to health system class-of-trade pricing across eight therapeutic areas.
  
• Cardinal Health™ Reimbursement Solution: comprehensive solution that incorporates best practices designed to help hospitals and health systems minimize their number of claim rejections and denials by up to 80%2. Learn more at cardinalhealth.com/rethinkrevenueprocess.
  

• Cardinal Health™ Specialty Pharmacy Services, a service that helps health systems optimize their specialty and LDD drug spend in outpatient facilities. Learn more at cardinalhealth.com/accreditedspecialtypharmacy.

These new solutions and services address shifts in patient populations and are part of a renewed focus at Cardinal Health to leverage resources, investments and services to help health systems achieve their strategic goals.

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About Cardinal Health

Cardinal Health is a distributor of pharmaceuticals, a global manufacturer and distributor of medical and laboratory products and a provider of performance and data solutions for health care facilities. With 50 years in business, operations in more than 35 countries and approximately 44,000 employees globally, Cardinal Health is essential to care. Information about Cardinal Health is available at cardinalhealth.com.

SOURCE: Cardinal Health