The Boston Globe reported Friday that prescription drug coverage may get the axe as a way to keep the cost of coverage under the Massachusetts universal health care law affordable. This would, of course, be shortsighted, since relatively low-cost prescription medications given in a timely manner can prevent relatively high-cost treatments, including hospitalizations, later on.
It’s just the latest in a series of retrenchments that began with rejiggering the employer mandate / pay or play regulations early in the game.
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