Drug Costs

Specialty Pharmacies Offered Lower Drug Prices Than Hospitals

February 23, 2022 - Hospitals and physician offices charged patients significantly higher amounts for drugs than specialty pharmacies did, according to a study from AHIP. Rising drug prices have contributed to high healthcare spending and can limit access to necessary treatments or medication. Specialty pharmacies may present a more affordable option for...

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