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An Ohio-based veterinary prescription drug company will pay more than $23 million in criminal fines and forfeitures after pleading guilty to criminal misbranding of drugs.
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Two pharmacies in Charlottesville have agreed to pay the United States a combined $1.3 million to settle claims that the stores violated the Controlled Substances Act.
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Last week, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced an extension of current flexibilities for telehealth prescriptions of controlled substances.
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Midwest Veterinary Supply pled guilty today to introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce and agreed to pay more than $10 million in criminal fines.
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Greenville residents now have access to pharmacy services close to home with the opening of a Rite Aid Pharmacy yesterday. Before the opening, residents had to travel 10 minutes or more to get prescriptions filled.
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Current Federal Drug Administration regulations require a generic drug’s labeling to be the same as its brand-name counterpart.
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More than half of commercially-insured patients’ out-of-pocket spending for brand medicines is based on the full list price.
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United Way of Greater Augusta and the FamilyWize Community Service Partnership have teamed up to make prescriptions more affordable for those without insurance or even those with insurance that doesn’t cover the medicine.
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Free prescription card distributed by United Way could help even more people if they knew how easy it is to get and use one. United Way of Greater Augusta and the FamilyWize Community Service Partnership have teamed up to make prescriptions more affordable for those without insurance or even those who have insurance that doesn’t cover the medicine.
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A USDA grant will help a Southwest Virginia regional effort to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, with the goal of improving food security and health outcomes.
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