Medicare Price Negotiation: Sponsors Will Have A Say, But Likely Not Sway As Timetable Comes Into Focus
Executive Summary
CMS details when it will release information and receive public comments in the lead-up to publishing the initial list of drugs to be negotiated this fall.
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