HHS Proposed Drug Coverage Standard For State Exchange Plans Is Well Below Currently Available Coverage – Avalere Study
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
Study finds that HHS’ proposed minimum standard of one drug per class on plan formularies could result in drug coverage that is significantly more limited than what is currently offered in the individual and small group market.
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