Pa. pharmacists say they’re receiving less money for drugs dispensed to Medicaid patients
On Oct. 1, pharmacists across Pennsylvania began receiving less money in reimbursement for certain drugs they dispensed to Medicaid patients. In some cases, they would even lose money compared to the cost of stocking the drugs.
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