Lindsay Bealor Greenleaf Discusses PBMs with the Washington Post
But Lindsay Bealor Greenleaf, director at health-care consulting firm ADVI, said PBMs are under a spotlight because they largely operate within a “black box.” For example, even groups hiring PBMs to negotiate drug prices on their behalf — such as states, unions and other employers — don’t know what PBMs receive in rebates, she said.
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Written by Paige Winfield Cunningham
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But Lindsay Bealor Greenleaf, director at health-care consulting firm ADVI, said PBMs are under a spotlight because they largely operate within a “black box.” For example, even groups hiring PBMs to negotiate drug prices on their behalf — such as states, unions and other employers — don’t know what PBMs receive in rebates, she said.
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