Nation's largest Pharmacy Benefits Manager accused of gaming its drug formulary and withholding billions in rebates from PBM customers.

Two dozen Democrat and Republican lawmakers have raised issues about Express Scripts, the company that oversees the U.S. military's pharmacy program, charging that the benefits manager engages in ...

Express Scripts, a pharmacy benefit manager and subsidiary of Cigna (CI), has reached a settlement with the FTC over ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — After more than a two-year hiatus, Kroger is welcoming back Express Scripts customers for health and pharmacy needs. Kroger announced Feb. 5 that an agreement has been reached ...

Express Scripts was the first to cap out-of-pocket costs for insulin medications at $25 for a 30-day supply in 2019, well before the government took action "The fact is that in the unlikely event the ...

Oct 20 (Reuters) - A group of pharmacies has filed a proposed class action lawsuit accusing Cigna Group's CI.N pharmacy benefit manager unit Express Scripts Inc of conspiring with another company to ...

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Cigna’s Express Scripts could be nearing a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission in the agency’s lawsuit accusing the largest pharmacy benefit managers in the U.S. of driving up insulin prices.

Kroger pharmacies are once again back in Express Scripts’ network, two years after the grocer kicked the massive pharmacy benefit manager to the curb over its allegedly unsustainable pricing model.

The FTC's landmark settlement forces Express Scripts PBM to overhaul practices, banning the preference of expensive insulin over cheaper equivalents on drug formularies.

Pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts' lawsuit claiming the Federal Trade Commission defamed the company and industry as greedy in a scathing report will go nowhere as the government is generally ...

Nearly a year after being hacked by computer extortionists, pharmacy benefits management company Express Scripts now says hundreds of thousands of members may have had their information breached ...