Lead with the Contract
Most PBM procurements get the sequence backwards: pick the PBM, then fight over the contract. That’s a recipe for weak leverage and fiduciary risk.
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Most PBM procurements get the sequence backwards: pick the PBM, then fight over the contract. That’s a recipe for weak leverage and fiduciary risk.
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When Five-Figure Pills Deliver Three-Week Benefits, Fiduciaries Must Intervene
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PBMs thrive on confusion. Bold employers are demanding receipts—and revealing just how costly that confusion really is.
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