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Express Scripts, CVS sue Arkansas over PBM pharmacy ownership ban
Express Scripts and CVS Pharmacy — two of the three biggest U.S. pharmacy benefit managers — are suing to block an Arkansas law that forbids PBMs from owning pharmacies. The PBMs say the law is a form of economic protectionism that violates the U.S. Constitution by using curbs on out-of-state companies to help companies in Arkansas.
Rhode Island's AG has sued the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers, including CVS Caremark.
The Senate is expected to vote on two bills aimed at reining in the cost of prescription drugs. The Prescription Drug ...
President Trump’s recent executive order represents the latest in a series of efforts to increase transparency and ...
The issue is nothing new, but it has been receiving more attention as the Trump administration, lawmakers and community ...
Legislation aimed at reining in the practices of pharmacy benefit managers sailed through the Senate on Thursday, bringing a ...
The U.S. solicitor general agreed with the appeals court on three provisions of the state law that the PBM trade group had challenged.
Congress has attempted to pass “federal PBM reform.” Members of Congress have held numerous hearings related to PBMs ...
I view PBMs as a necessary puzzle piece — one of the only forces capable of holding off our bloated healthcare bureaucracy ...
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