AARP joins US government in two more lawsuits over Medicare drug pricing negotiations
AARP is gearing up for legal battles brought by pharma companies against Medicare drug pricing negotiations that impact its members.
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AARP is gearing up for legal battles brought by pharma companies against Medicare drug pricing negotiations that impact its members.
Government and the defense that led to the mess that we're in right now. the big question i think to look out for is whether there are more serious charges down the pipe. it could be the appointment of the special counsel is one step in the negotiation process so the government can credibly threaten to bring charges in california or washington, which they couldn't before as easily. but it also could be that there are more serious issues out there to watch for. >> i'm curious from you, why do you think that attorney general garland has gone ahead and put forth this title now, special counsel an...
On June 30, 2023, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released its much-anticipated final guidance ("Final Guidance") for the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program...
The press reporting, i'm just not going to speculate or comment on the negotiation process while it's really still ongoing. this is a good first step, but it is just that first step. what i can tell you, what's not going to happen is there's not going to be ransom paid out of taxpayer dollars to iran. there's not going to be sanctions relief, and we're going to continue to put the pressure on iran for all of their destabilizing activities and behaviors as we always have, and we'll continue to do. we're focused on getting these americans home. that's first and foremost, and i'm just not going t...
As you know, katy, we don't have diplomatic relations in teheran, so we work through the swiss. the representative did have an opportunity to meet once they were out of prison, see them physically, talk to them, and we know that they're out and generally okay! what are we giving iran in return? >> again, this is an ongoing process, katy. we're at a very first step. it's an encouraging first step but it is just that. i think you can understand why we wouldn't want too much detail until we can get them secured, home with their families, we have to be careful on what we say about the negotiation ...