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See Latest ArticlesPrime Therapeutics PBM able to slow drug spending increases
American Pharmacists Association, 08/17/09
Prime Therapeutics, a pharmacy benefit manager based in St. Paul, recorded the slowest drug spending growth rate on record in this past year's Drug Trend Insights report. Prime’s members spent only 0.9% more on drugs in 2008 than in 2007, while spending on traditional drugs—which does not include specialty or biotechnology medications—actually decreased by 0.5%. These rates compare favorably with national trends of approximately 3.0% to 3.9%.
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