The Kentucky report is the latest to examine a controversial practice known as spread pricing, in which PBMs pay drugstores one price for a treatment while charging another to clients.
Plaintiffs contend companies are illegally raising insulin prices to provide rebates for pharmacy-benefit managers who decide which drugs get on preferred insurance lists.
Partnerships “enable us to quickly align our products, services and people to the needs of the rapidly changing and integrated omnichannel marketplace,” says CEO Stefano Pessina.