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Trump Admin's PBM Reforms Criticized as Weak, Revenue Adaptation Feared

The Trump administration's proposed reforms for Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) have been criticized for being less impactful than initially suggested. There are concerns that PBMs will find alternative methods to generate revenue, potentially undermining the intended regulatory changes. AI

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Trump Admin's PBM Reforms Criticized as Weak, Revenue Adaptation Feared

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Joshua P. Cohen, Senior Contributor ·

    Trump Administration May Be Letting Pharmacy Benefit Managers Off Easy

    Pharmacy benefit manager reforms through regulatory and legislative actions are weaker than promised. Furthermore, PBMs will likely adapt by finding new revenue streams.