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Arkansas Insurance Department hears opposition to state drug pricing rules - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Insurance Department hears opposition to state drug pricing rules

Proposed rules to enable state legislation passed to let contract pharmacies continue offering cost savings on some prescription drugs received pushback Thursday at a public hearing. Arkansas health care providers said the 2021 law relating to the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program duplicates other state law and adds unnecessary complexity.

Opinion: What is the problem with the 340B Drug Pricing Program? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: What is the problem with the 340B Drug Pricing Program?

A growing drug program is helping hospitals instead of the uninsured, kids and elderly it was meant to help, says Brian Nyquist.

Kalderos releases its 2022 annual report uncovering key drug pricing data gaps that contribute to higher costs for prescription drugs - Vimarsana News

Kalderos releases its 2022 annual report uncovering key drug pricing data gaps that contribute to higher costs for prescription drugs

/PRNewswire/ -- Health tech company Kalderos, maker of a data-driven platform for Drug Discount Management, today released its 2022 annual report, outlining a...

DOJ joins Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare kickback lawsuit - Vimarsana News

DOJ joins Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare kickback lawsuit

Methodist Le Bonheur allegedly paid independent physicians more than $400 million for referrals.

Local View: Corporate greed has no place in health care for poor - Vimarsana News

Local View: Corporate greed has no place in health care for poor

From the column: "yet another government program that has gotten way too big."