Requiring beneficiaries to pay more to be able to speak to a pharmacist about how to properly take their medication... is, I believe, inappropriate.
Richard Blumenthal: “Requiring beneficiaries to pay more to be able to speak to a pharmacist about how to properly take their medication...…”
On the recordApril 12, 2011
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Blumenthal argues against increased co-pays for local pharmacy prescriptions, citing health concerns.
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