Medicaid Would Pay ASP+6% To Pharmacies Under White House Bill
Executive Summary
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is forging ahead with its proposal to set pharmacy reimbursement levels under Medicaid at average sales price plus 6% for drugs, despite opposition from industry groups and state governors
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