US · guidance
CMS Pub. 100-18, ch. 7, § 30.5
Considerations in MTMP Fees
A Part D sponsor must—
• Describe in its application how it takes into account the resources used and time required
to implement the MTMP it chooses to adopt in establishing fees for pharmacists or others
providing MTMP services for covered Part D drugs under a Part D plan.
• Disclose to CMS, upon request, the amount of the management and the portion paid for
MTMP services to pharmacists and others upon request. Reports of these amounts are
protected under the confidentiality provisions of section 1927(b)(3)(D) of the Act.
Individual plans determine fees associated with providing MTMPs, which may include services
offered by pharmacists or other providers. Part D sponsors will have the flexibility to establish
their own fees, but must take into account the time and resources associated with implementing
the MTMP. CMS will require potential Part D sponsors to explain, as part of their application,
how their fees account for the time and resources associated with their medication therapy
management program.
CMS considers MTMP services provided to targeted beneficiaries as an administrative cost
(included in the plan bid), incident to appropriate drug therapy, and not an additional benefit.
History
(Rev. 11, Issued: 02-19-10, Effective/Implementation Date: 03-01-10)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-17
- Edition
- iom-2026-09-17
- Content hash
fc4fb551f9ce59bd11b7bc82a64453ee9ef1a21a277a063ec87ed7106705ff69
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