The pharmaceutical company says that the $4,500 list price is for insurers, and that those with commercial insurance will be able to receive the drug for $0 out-of-pocket, and that all families who make less than $100,000 annually will be able to receive it for free. Kaleo said that Auvi-Q will be available to those without insurance for $360 cash.
In a recent article in the Bristol Herald Courier, David Balto gives a great summary of the problems with the pharmacy benefit management industry, such
In a recent article at BenefitsPRO, Dan Cook talks about the movement to have employers “rise up and fight their own battles with the drug
“Today, one in four Americans who need prescription drugs struggle to afford them — one in four,” president Joe Biden. The last two administrations have
