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The New Era of Class Action CAA Lawsuits
National Alliance Playbook:
Addressing Pharmacy Benefit Management Misalignment.
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Pharmacy Risk Management with a Fiduciary Mindset.
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Critically important strategies to reduce specialty spend.
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CAA Quick Guide for self-insured employers.
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A self-insured employers’ guide to Navigating CAA Compliance.
Industry Insights:
Busting common myths related to benefits management.
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2024 employer action plan for overcoming PBM challenges.
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The Problem With PBM Rebate Guarantees
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How US-Rx Care saved a group plan $3.6MM a year in drug costs.
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How US-Rx Care saved a grocery store chain $3.1MM a year.
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How US-Rx Care Saved $58,669 a Year in Drug Costs for a Group Plan.
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How US-Rx Care Saved $991,118 per year in drug costs for a group plan.
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Securing a 5-figure savings with one psoriasis medication.
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