California Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislators in Sacramento seem to agree: Prescription drug prices are too high.

A bill that would subject pharmacy benefit managers to licensing by the state Department of Insurance faces a hurdle: Gov.

CVS appears uniquely positioned to improve health outcomes, and we appreciate management's focus on better leveraging its assets through digital and other means to bring a more consumer-centric ...

Diagnosed with asthma as a baby, Cole Schmidtknecht took the inhaler daily as a preventive medication since he was about 13, ...

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A giant healthcare company is suing the State of Minnesota over a state law that is supposed to protect small pharmacies in ...

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The parents of Cole Schmidtknecht are suing Walgreens and OptumRx, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, over the 22-year-old ...

Unions that provide health benefits to nearly a half-million workers — including many in Ohio — have filed nearly identical ...

New York would become the first state to force pharmacy benefit managers to publicly reveal how much they profit from rebates issued by drug ...

A young man has passed away in agony after the price of his inhaler suddenly rose from $66 to $540. Cole Schmidtknecht, 22, ...

Elevance Health is the only health insurance company of 10 Moody's Ratings evaluated that received a "positive" credit ...