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A Prescription for Social Needs: Why Human Connection is Medicine

MedCity News

Weaving companionship into health care as we would a blockbuster drug can help us circumvent expensive healthcare services like emergency department visits and hospitalizations.

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PBMs and insurers want your prescription money

World of DTC Marketing

anti-kickback law that the drugmaker said prevented it from helping heart failure patients, many with low incomes, afford the medicine that costs $225,000 annually. For many, these coupons represent the difference between filling a prescription and going without lifesaving care, but there is a lot more here than just a co-pay coupon.

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Uber Health Launches Grocery, Over-the-counter Delivery Service for Patients

MedCity News

Providers and payers will be able to use Uber Health to deliver healthy groceries and over-the-counter items to patients who need them. They’ll be able to do this on the same platform they use to request non-emergency medical transportation and prescription delivery.

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In Europe, shortages of Novo Nordisk's Ozempic to persist into Q4: letter

Fierce Pharma

The company and the European Medicines Agency warned European healthcare providers to continue limiting new patient prescriptions until the shortages let up.

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The Cost of Medication Non-Adherence — How Hospitals Can Close the Gap through Better Communication

MedCity News

You can provide the best care possible inside the four walls of your hospital, but if your patients cant afford their prescriptions after you discharge them, the system isnt working. The post The Cost of Medication Non-Adherence How Hospitals Can Close the Gap through Better Communication appeared first on MedCity News.

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Report: Whistleblower Accuses CVS Of ‘Calculated And Widespread’ Drug Pricing Scheme Targeting Elderly Patients

MedCity News

CVS Health intentionally prevented certain Medicare beneficiaries from accessing less expensive, generic prescriptions, according to a whistleblower lawsuit from a former senior CVS executive.

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2022 Prescription Trends

PharmExec

The market for prescription medicines in the United States was subject to major shifts in use across therapeutic areas in 2022, reflecting changes in patient health needs, the development, and availability of novel medicines, and complex market dynamics.