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A drug rebate is the return of part of the purchase price by the pharmaceutical manufacturer to help offset the drug’s high retail price to the payer.

Prescription drug are paid by the manufacturer to the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), which then shares a portion with the health insurer or the self-funded employer. But sometimes the self-funded employer sees none or very little of the rebate, despite being the payer.

Why are you, the payer, not getting all of the rebates since you – not the – are paying for the drugs?

An Rx could save you hundreds of thousands if not millions on your company's Rx spending each year.

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Imagine buying a steak dinner and a glass of wine from a menu with no prices; three weeks later you get a bill for $1,045. Who would tolerate such a thing? Yet insurance companies allow doctors and hospitals to do exactly that with health care services.

It’s impossible to learn the price before a procedure or treatment. Why do the insurance companies not demand price transparency from hospitals and physicians so that employees can compare prices in order to be smart consumers – and save your plan money?

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"The Top Power Questions for Your Broker & Insurance Company"
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