A way to save on medicine | Advertiser-Tribune In 2017, West Virginia was faced with growing Medicaid costs — particularly when it came to prescription drugs. So state government cut out the middlemen, pharmacy benefit managers, and turned to a streamlined system that utilizes West Virginia University's School of Pharmacy to recommend drugs for patients, instead. The move saved the Mountain State $30 […]

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A way to save on medicine