Providing financial relief to cancer patients in Colorado who are struggling to afford their expensive, life-saving medications is a top priority for policymakers across the political spectrum. An important step to enacting substantial cost savings is to reform the anti-patient practices of companies that exert huge control over the prescription drug marketplace. A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is aiming to do just that.
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Governor Polis, State Employees Celebrate New Cost Savings on Prescription Drug Coverage Denver, CO – As of July 1st, Colorado has switched to its newly selected pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), MedImp
The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions is scheduled to meet soon to discuss pharmacy benefit managers, and I hope members of that committee, particularly Colorado’s Sen. Hi
Switching the company that manages Colorado's state employee drug plan is estimated to save more than $27 million over the next five years, but the manager that holds the current contract is formally
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