A decision by Express Scripts, a major pharmacy benefit manager, could make it more expensive for patients to fill prescriptions at their local Martella’s Pharmacy, a family-owned business that has ...

The big health insurers Moody's rates now face shrinking profit margins at the Medicaid plans they manage for state ...

Pharmacists say insurance reimbursements fail to cover their costs. They say a new law isn't enough to reverse the trend.

Express Scripts is suing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), demanding the retraction of a report it claims is false and harmful to the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) industry.

Earlier this week, we learned that locally owned Martella’s Pharmacy is facing a dispute with national pharmacy benefit ...

Hoey said Express Scripts reimburses independent pharmacists at a loss on eight out of every 10 prescriptions they dispense. As a result, he said, more than 500 independent pharmacies have closed ...

Rightway, an alternative pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), is trending upward and best positioned to challenge the "Big 3" ...

While major pharmacy benefit management reform was stripped out of the Big Beautiful Bill, a bipartisan group of ...

Act 624 of 2025 bans pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) from holding a permit to operate a drug store in Arkansas after Jan. 1, ...

The new arrangement could cut patients' copays to $25 per month, or less, for Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic and Rybelsus ...

Pharmacy benefit managers including Cigna's Express Scripts are injecting price transparency into the supply chain as state and federal authorities take closer looks at PBM business practices.

Express Scripts is the third-largest PBM by market share at 17.1%, the AMA reported. The FTC report has a “clear ideological bias” and makes misleading claims about PBMs that could lead to ...