Pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts (ESI) told a hospital group and an HIV/AIDS clinic in recent days that it has “already granted numerous pharmacies extensions” to its controversial new 340B claims identification requirement that went into effect March 1.
ESI also said it “would welcome the opportunity to engage with your contracted pharmacies. Those pharmacies may either reach out to Express Scripts directly to finalize a solution that would best meet their respective needs, or if you would provide us with a list of contracted pharmacies, we will contact them directly.”
Pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts (ESI) told a hospital group and an HIV/AIDS clinic in recent days that it has “already granted numerous pharmacies extensions” to its controversial new 340B claims identification requirement that went into effect March 1.
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