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Webinar

Pharmacy Oversight Just Escalated: What Plan Sponsors Must Know Now

 

If you were not able to attend the live session, you can still view the on-demand recording.

Thursday, February 26, 2026

11:00am (PT) / 2:00pm (ET)

Pharmacy compliance has shifted from background issue to front-page risk.

With new PBM transparency mandates, expanded federal disclosure proposals, and the acceleration of direct-to-consumer GLP-1 programs, plan sponsors are facing heightened fiduciary exposure and operational complexity in real time.

In our upcoming webinar, Alliant's national Pharmacy and Compliance experts dive into what these changes mean for:

  • Fiduciary responsibility and plan governance
  • Reporting and disclosure obligations
  • Vendor accountability and contractual exposure
  • Operational and litigation risk

If you are a plan sponsor, this shift matters. This session is designed to help you understand not just what changed but what you should be doing next.

 

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