Members with employer-sponsored insurance saw about a 1% decrease in out-of-pocket costs for their prescription medicines last year, paying an average of $15.10 for a 30-day supply "Express Scripts ...

Pharmacy benefit management giant Express Scripts is rolling out multiple new programs in a bid to evolve its model to be more transparent and predictable for patients and plan sponsors. The company, ...

Advocates for lower drug prices say a federal lawsuit filed this month against St Louis-based Express Scripts and two other companies could result in more affordable medicine for patients. The Federal ...

ST. LOUIS (CN) — Express Scripts filed a federal lawsuit against the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, claiming its report blaming the pharmacy benefit management industry for rising drug costs was ...

On the heels of a similar announcement from Optum Rx, pharmacy benefit management giant Express Scripts said Monday that it will add three biosimilars to its formulary to compete with Humira. The PBM ...

Kroger pharmacies are once again back in Express Scripts’ network, two years after the grocer kicked the massive pharmacy benefit manager to the curb over its allegedly unsustainable pricing model.

Express Scripts announced Monday a new program called InsideRx, aimed at reducing out-of-pocket prescription costs for the uninsured or those with high-deductibles. High price of prescriptions keeps ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Express Scripts Inc will buy health insurer WellPoint Inc's NextRx prescription business for $4.68 billion, becoming the No. 2 U.S. pharmacy benefit manager while gaining more ...

Benefits-eligible faculty and staff who are registered with Express Scripts (online or via the mobile app) soon will receive an email alerting them to the improved features and functionality of the ...

Express Scripts, one of the country’s largest pharmacy benefit managers, sued the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Tuesday and demanded the agency retract a report saying the industry middlemen ...

Walgreens, one of the nation's largest drugstore chains, is dropping the Express Scripts prescription plan effective Jan. 1 after the two companies failed to reach an agreement on a new contract.