Court axes rule that let insurers not count copay assistance toward patient costs
A federal district court Monday ruled against a Trump-era exchange policy that allowed insurers to refuse to count the full value of drug manufacturer co-pay coupons toward beneficiaries’ maximum out-of-pocket costs and has remanded the rule to HHS. Patient advocates who backed the suit cheered the decision and called on CMS to immediately issue…
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