Customers may be forced to switch insurance plan to keep pharmacy
Jan. 15– About 20 Castle Hills Pharmacy customers will no longer have their prescriptions covered by the shop. More than 50,000 Aetna/Coventry beneficiaries have been affected, according to an official with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Ward, who has owned Castle Hills Pharmacy since 2009, said “some people feel they’re being shortchanged.”
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