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Save Your Community Pharmacy

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Frank Southall
7 years ago

Please save our pharmacy from the abuse of PBMs

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sheila gish
7 years ago

no more PBMs no more politcal compromises no more excuses

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Nina Anderson
7 years ago

No more PBMs in Kentucky.

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Steve E Whitaker
7 years ago

OWN FOUR PHARMACIES AND EMPLOY PEOPLE IN REMOTE AREAS. BARELY PAYING THE BILLS. OTHER STATES HAVE ACTED AGAINST PMS SO WHY IS KY ALLOWING THEM TO STEEL $123 MILLION (THATS ESTIMATED TO BE HALF) FROM TAXPAYERS AND LOCALLY OWNED PHARMACIES. PLEASE ENFORCE SB5 THAT YOU SIGNED LAST YEAR. PLEASE DON'T LET US DOWN. REMEMBER ALL OF OUR EMPLOYEES AND FAMILY VOTE. THEY WANT TO KEEP THEIR JOB.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

no more PBMs no more political compromises no more excuses

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birdie vincent
7 years ago

no more PBMs no more political compromises no more excuses

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barbara rickard
7 years ago

no more PBMs no more political compromises no more excuses

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Ryan Groves
7 years ago

No more PBM’s in our state, PERIOD! Get them out!

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josh rickard
7 years ago

no more pbms

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Timothy Chad Waltrip
7 years ago

NO MORE PBMS IN KENTUCKY

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Leslie Waltrip
7 years ago

NO MORE PBMS in KENTUCKY

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Ashley Eaves
7 years ago

No more PBMs in Kentucky!!

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Gregg Henry
7 years ago

NO MORE PBMs NO MORE POLITICAL COMPROMISES NO MORE EXCUSES

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Jerry Barnette
7 years ago

How PBM’s are treating Medicaid and pharmacy has become a joke! Stop the abuse of the system. Thanks. 15 store owner

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john sorrell
7 years ago

need something done soon

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Mike Torbey
7 years ago

It’s embarrassing what the PBMs have done to our profession. Legislation is the only way to make the necessary changes!

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Michael Lin
7 years ago

The PBMs are putting independent pharmacies out of business with unfair contracts and practice models. They dictate all terms and are predatory with their contracting. They are eliminating small grassroots businesses.

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Alana
7 years ago Featured

PBMs are raising the cost of prescription medications for patients while simultaneously robbing the pharmacies trying to care for those patients. They aren’t good for patients, they aren’t good for small business, and they certainly aren’t what’s best for Kentucky.

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Marcia Morris
7 years ago

It is a shame that companies want to profit from the sick, elderly & misfortunate. Ky. doesn't need a 'Middle Man' company.

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David Whaley
7 years ago

I own a pharmacy in Mayfield and we need to get our state back