Yost sues health-care giant Centene, saying it charged Ohio taxpayers millions for duplicate...

leozini
Mar 16, 2021
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Updated: Jun 21, 2021

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is going after a $101 billion corporation that used $20 million in taxpayer money to hire a pharmacy benefits manager to provide services for Medicaid recipients that essentially already were covered by another PBM paid by the state...

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