Many Ohio Republicans on Medicare and Medicaid stood to gain from the popular law reducing prescription drug costs. Specifically, “687,430 Ohioans would save an average $451.18 on prescription ...

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And while I understand why cutting-edge procedures only available here cost a lot, I for the life of me can’t wrap my head around the fact that the U.S. continues to pay more for prescription ...

Three substantial changes are coming on Jan 1. The biggest change is a new $2,000 cap on annual out-of-pocket prescription drug expenses. In addition, the coverage gap — or “donut hole ...

The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation sent letters to PBMs seeking data such as people's names, dates of birth, and ...

Beacon Journal readers write about prescription drug costs, support for pregnant women and local school levies.