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New medical practices can dramatically reduce vaccine and supply costs by joining a Group Purchasing Organization (GPO). Learn how USPPG’s free vaccine group purchasing program helps physicians, pharmacists, and medical office managers save from day one.

US Physicians’ Purchasing Group (USPPG) helps eligible vaccine providers access competitive pricing and reliable supply for CSL Seqirus influenza vaccines

This guide is intended to provide billing and coding information that may be useful for reimbursement of SHINGRIX.

January 23rd is Maternal Health Awareness Day — a critical moment each year to focus on the health and wellbeing of pregnant people and their babies.

For independent practices especially, understanding where vaccine costs are headed is critical. Vaccines represent both a clinical necessity and a significant financial investment.

A well-planned, year-round vaccine purchasing calendar helps practices control costs, avoid shortages, reduce waste, and ensure patients receive timely immunizations.

While childhood immunization often receives the most attention, the need for adult vaccinations is equally important—and in some cases, even more critical. Adults face increased risks for complications from diseases such as influenza, shingles, pneumonia, COVID-19, and pertussis. Many of these illnesses can lead to hospitalizations, long-term health consequences, or death, yet they are preventable with routine immunization.

In this post, we’ll break down the study’s findings, what they mean for cancer patients, how practices might respond, and why being a part of USPPG can help you navigate these emerging opportunities.

National Influenza Vaccination Week: Why Medical Practices & Pharmacies Should Prepare Now with USPPG

If you’ve been considering joining a physicians’ purchasing group but aren’t sure what to expect, this guide will walk you through the entire process—covering the benefits, setup, and key outcomes your practice can look forward to.