CVS settles $12M lawsuit over MassHealth drug pricing allegations

CVS settles $12M lawsuit claiming it didn’t offer MassHealth its lowest drug prices

CVS Pharmacy has reached a $12.25 million settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office over allegations that it failed to offer the state’s Medicaid program its lowest drug prices, as is required by state law, the attorney general’s office announced Tuesday.CVS Pharmacy said in a statement that it was pleased to have settled the lawsuit, but noted that the claims only involve Massachusetts’ unique regulations regarding charging Ma…

CVS to pay $12.25M for overcharging Massachusetts Medicaid

BOSTON (WWLP) - Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced a $12.25 million settlement with CVS Pharmacy, Inc. for overcharging MassHealth, the state's Medicaid program, compared to prices offered to the general public. The settlement resolves allegations that CVS charged MassHealth higher prices for prescription drugs than those offered to cash-paying customers through a discount program. CVS will pay $12.25 million to MassHea…

CVS will pay $12 million to MassHealth in drug pricing settlement

Mass. Attorney General Andrea Campbell and her counterparts in Connecticut, Indiana and Oklahoma jointly filed a civil action in May, alleging that CVS customers who paid in cash through the ScriptSave program received discounts for years that were not offered to Medicaid recipients.

CVS Paying Settlement To Resolve MassHealth Drug Prices Lawsuit

BOSTON – The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has secured a settlement of over twelve-million dollars with CVS benefiting MassHealth for failure to comply with prescription drug pricing regulations. Campbell says CVS Pharmacy Inc. allegedly charged the state’s Medicaid program higher prices than they offered to the general public for the same drugs. CVS will review […] The post CVS Paying Settlement To Resolve MassHealth Drug Prices Lawsu…

CVS settles $12M lawsuit over MassHealth drug pricing allegations

CVS will pay Massachusetts $12.25 million to settle claims it overcharged MassHealth for prescription drugs. The settlement includes new pricing review measures.

CVS to pay $12M in MassHealth drug pricing settlement

BOSTON — Pharmacy giant CVS will pay $12.25 million to MassHealth after Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell alleged the company charged the state’s Medicaid program higher prices for prescription drugs than those available to the general public.The settlement, announced Wednesday, resolves claims that CVS failed to extend to MassHealth members the discounted drug prices it offered cash-paying customers through the ScriptSave progr…