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May 8th Webinar on Prescription Drug Benefits

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Join Relation Insurance Services on May 8 to learn how to managing the rising costs of your prescription drug plans. Brenda Motheral, CEO and Cofounder – Archimedes and EpiphanyRx, will discuss:

  • Strategies for navigating the misaligned incentives in the drug supply chain
  • Understanding the key elements of a PBM contract
  • Unique challenges and strategies for managing specialty drugs
  • Employer case studies on reducing wasteful drug spending

Register for free, here.

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