CVS Health's pharmacy benefit manager unit must pay the U.S. government $95 million after a federal judge found it overcharged Medicare for prescription drugs.

(Reuters) -CVS Health’s pharmacy benefit manager unit must pay the U.S. government $95 million after a federal judge found it overcharged Medicare for prescription drugs.

CVS Health's pharmacy benefit manager unit must pay the U.S. government $95 million after a federal judge found it overcharged Medicare for prescription drugs. Chief Judge Mitchell Goldberg in ...

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A federal judge has ordered CVS Health Corp.’s Omnicare Inc. unit to pay $949 million as part of a whistleblower lawsuit ...

A federal judge ordered CVS Health's Omnicare unit to pay $948.8 million in penalties and damages, in a whistleblower lawsuit ...

CVS plans to appeal the judgment, which comes after a jury ruled that its long-term care pharmacy benefits manager illegally ...

CVS must pay the government at least $95 million after a federal court ruled in favor of a whistleblower, finding its pharmacy benefit subsidiary Caremark overcharged Medicare for generic drugs.

NEW YORK >> A federal judge ordered CVS Health’s Omnicare unit to pay $948.8 million in penalties and damages, in a whistleblower lawsuit claiming it fraudulently billed the U.S. government for ...

CVS has vowed to appeal $948.8 million in fines and damages imposed by a judge Tuesday on its Omnicare unit, for billing ...

CVS Health plans to appeal after a judge in the Southern District of New York ordered its Omnicare unit to pay more than $948 million in penalties and damages related to invalid prescriptions.

The case, originally filed by a whistleblower in 2021, alleges that MAOs paid agents and brokers illegal kickbacks to drive Medicare Advantage (MA) enrollment and discriminated against Medicare ...