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The governments are payers. Medicare and Medicaid are examples of single-payer entities where drug price negotiation is not currently allowed by law.
by r00fus 7y ago
The governments are payers. Medicare and Medicaid are examples of single-payer entities where drug price negotiation is not currently allowed by law.
- chimeracoder 7y ago> Medicare and Medicaid are examples of single-payer entities where drug price negotiation is not currently allowed by law. No, Medicare doesn't negotiate drug prices because Medicare isn't a payer for pharmaceutical coverage. Those prices are negotiated by the private insurers who provide the benefits.