Walmart and pharmacy-benefit manager Express Scripts have extended their network agreement to provide access to Walmart’s prescription services for Express Scripts clients’ covered members.

In what the company says will create a "c omprehensive patient benefit management solution," p rescription benefit services company Express Scripts is acquiring eviCore Healthcare for $3.6 billion.

Additionally, Express Scripts' commercial and Medicaid clients can now include Kroger Family of Pharmacies in their networks. These plans together cover over 100 million people in the U.S ...

Express Scripts has announced plans to offer to a new pharmacy network cost-based pricing option for prescription medications and pharmacy services. Prominent pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) Express ...

ST. LOUIS Express Scripts said Friday that it will continue to provide pharmacy benefit management services to more than 9 million Defense Department beneficiaries, according to published reports. ...

Additionally, Express Scripts’ commercial and Medicaid clients can now include Kroger Family of Pharmacies in their networks. These plans together cover over 100 million people in the U.S ...

Express Scripts released several new solutions last week that aim to ... Clients also just pay a flat per-member-per-month fee that covers administrative services, PBM product services ...

Express Scripts will partner with CPESN in the latest evolution of its IndependentRx Initiative, ... CPESN team up to support independent pharmacies in providing key services.

Express Scripts embraces cost-plus pricing with new ClearNetwork ... pay a "straightforward" acquisition cost for individual drugs as well as a small markup that covers dispensing and service costs.

Express Scripts had the second largest market share of U.S. pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in 2022, while Prime Therapeutics had the fifth largest, according to a March report from Drug Channels ...

Express Scripts, one of the largest PBMs in the country, overcharged U.S. Postal Service employees by $45 million for their prescription drugs, a federal audit found.