Pharmacy Benefit Manager (“PBM”) arrangements have long relied on rebates with limited transparency into true drug costs. Recent regulatory and ...

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Two independent pharmacy owners in Westerly are joining others in Rhode Island in a push to reform pharmacy benefit manager ...

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Optum Rx, part of UnitedHealth Group, has rolled out a new fee-based pharmacy benefit management model that removes ...

DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - The CEO of a pharmacy benefit manager company in Dubuque says new regulations would help keep pharmacies in business and get patients cheaper prescriptions. A bill headed to the ...

America’s healthcare market is about to get less fair and more costly, thanks to a badly written new set of compliance and declaration rules from the Department of Labor. It’s not too late to stop it.

Editor: Congress has so far failed to pass long-overdue reform of pharmacy benefit managers and this issue is too serious to delay any longer. Diabetics like me face high out-of-pocket prescription ...

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Tennessee lawmakers overwhelmingly passed legislation banning a pharmacy from owning a pharmacy benefit manager, PBM, effectively targeting one of the largest healthcare conglomerates in the country.

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Twelve pharmacy benefit managers have been found in violation of a rule requiring adequate reimbursements to pharmacies, an attorney with the Arkansas Insurance Department told state lawmakers Friday.