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CVS specialty’s only “specialty” is in serving as a barrier between the patient and their medicine. How PLHIV are forced to use this inferior service for a basic, chronic and not even most expensive condition is baffling. Particularly when many of these plans don’t require non HIV patients to use it for antiretrovirals. Just a completely appalling organization that only survives off discrimination. I hope the plaintiffs win. I agree with the prior post, there needs to be a class-action suit.
This should be a class action lawsuit! I have been living this story for years! My nationally recognized specialty pharmacy is 1/2 mile away and I could not use them with CVS Caremark and ExpressScripts. I experienced missed doses, anxiety and numerous hours of lost time attempting to rectify. Good Luck!
pozguy
My insurance unfortunately requires me to use CVS Specialty. This is nothing but an absolute inconvenience and disappointment. I had to send a certified letter to get them to acknowledge my payment for medication delivered to and paid for at a local CVS pharmacy. Totally unacceptable!
January 2, 2021