AIDS Healthcare Foundation accuses Express Scripts of using its market power to wrongly claw back millions of dollars in Medicare drug reimbursement from pharmacies.

AHF Sues Express Scripts Over Medicare Part D Reimbursement Claw Backs

Pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts unfairly uses a Medicare pharmacy ratings system to wrongly claw back millions of dollars in drug reimbursement from pharmacies participating in the Medicare Part D prescription drug program, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) alleges in a lawsuit filed last week in federal district court in St. Louis, Mo.

AHF said Express Scripts’ claw backs boost its own profits at the expense of HIV/AIDS patients and other vulnerable groups. ESI was not immediately available for comment on the legal action.

Pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts unfairly uses a Medicare pharmacy ratings system to wrongly claw back millions of dollars in drug reimbursement from pharmacies participating in the Medicare Part D prescription drug program, AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) alleges in a lawsuit filed last week in federal district court in St. Louis, Mo.

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