When insurers exaggerate diagnoses just to boost reimbursement, both patients and taxpayers lose. It’s time for reform and the bipartisan No UPCODE Act is a step in the right direction. The time is now to put patients over profits! @SteveDaines https://t.co/uZzvXzYIu7
Mental Health Wellness is important! Should you need anyone to talk with about your recovery path or what's going on with you today, call our Montana Warmline at: 877-688-3377
PBM reform is long overdue. Patients are tired of the predatory practices of PBMs and need relief at the pharmacy counter. Now is the time for Congress to advance PBM reform bills that include delinking and rebate pass through. @jontester https://t.co/DvzQ7C4ynd
When you think prevention, do you think the Montana Warmline, that's right, that's what we do, prevent those that are struggling with mental health to get on positive path. Call us - 877-688-3377
Working in and around the Capitol is one tough job, but Faith from Hellgate High has been doing it expertly as a summer page. Glad to have this smart young Montanan helping out in the Senate!
It's troubling that a single #cyberattack on @UnitedHealthGrp could impact so many patients & providers across the country. The insurance/#PBM industry vertical integration has failed patients & threatens patient access to meds. Congress must pass @SenatorTester 's DRUG Act!
PBMs are denying coverage to cheaper medications to increase their profits. Thankfully, @SenatorTester has introduced common sense legislation to separate #PBM profits from the cost of medications. Congress should act NOW and pass meaningful #PBMReform https://t.co/uHbWoJZAFB
A quick #shoutout for our very own Erin Briley @wicheEDU! Be sure to catch her presentation May 6th at the 2023 Youth Empowerment Conference done by our friends @MHAofMT .👇
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PBMs often steer patients toward higher-priced medicines. Congress should pass legislation preventing PBMs from earning $ on higher cost drugs. PBMs should be using their market power to lower drug prices for patients, not to increase prices for patients to line their own pockets