Centene Corp. reaches $165.6M settlement with Texas over pharmacy benefit practices

The 24-page Texas agreement is the latest in which Centene has agreed to pay milllions of dollars to resolve claims that its subsidiaries overcharged state Medicaid programs for pharmacy benefit management services.

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