Health & Fitness
Lack Of Reimbursement Forces Colorado Pharmacy To Not Offer Antiviral COVID Pill Paxlovid
Some pharmacists say they are being paid as little as one dollar to distribute the drug.
By Conor McCue, CBS Denver:
LONGMONT, Colo. (CBS4) – A new antiviral pill for treating COVID-19 could play a key part in moving past the pandemic, but some pharmacists won’t carry it. That’s because some are getting paid as little as $1 to give it out.
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“It’s not the best feeling, but sometimes as a business owner you have to make hard decisions,” said Jennifer Palazzolo, owner of the pharmacy.
Between vaccines and COVID-19 testing, Flatirons Family Pharmacy in Longmont has been there every step of the pandemic, but lately, there’s one thing they won’t do.
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