On the recordMay 27, 2026
Drug companies are often able to keep their drug prices outrageously high by setting their own list prices, and then offering copay coupons in order to help some patients afford those high prices.
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hassan.senate.govDrug companies are often able to keep their drug prices outrageously high by setting their own list prices, and then offering copay coupons in order to help some patients afford those high prices.
Senator Hassan discusses drug pricing strategies.
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