Could Oklahomans be at risk of losing prescription drug coverage?
Could Oklahomans be at risk of losing prescription drug coverage?
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Could Oklahomans be at risk of losing prescription drug coverage?
Oklahoma lawmakers took aim at CVS/Caremark at a press conference on Monday for “intentionally lying” to consumers about not being able to fill 90-day prescriptions due to state laws. State Reps. Jon Echols and Marcus McIntyre, state Sen. Greg McCortney, and Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready assured Oklahomans that 90-day prescriptions are, indeed, legal and any attempt to say otherwise is misinformation. “These companies take from Oklahoma consumers.
Some Oklahomans using CVS Caremark as their pharmacy are being told they cannot fill their 90-day prescriptions anymore citing past legislation.
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State officials say the pharmacy benefit manager company has misled employers and customers about Oklahoma law.