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"While most PBM reform proposals have centered around making prices and deals more transparent, reforms may not be successful without addressing the larger market ... Not only are there three PBMs that control the majority of the market, but many PBMs own their own pharmacy businesses, making it difficult for non-affiliated pharmacies to get favorable prices on drugs."
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"58% of survey respondents report that employees are unaware of the company-provided health benefits to which they are entitled; and 63% say employees don't know enough about how to leverage their benefits.... Just 28% of respondents say employees actively engage with all of the health benefit programs they are offered, and only 27% of organizations say employees use the full range of their health benefits."
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