Statement from Centene re: Ohio Attorney General Lawsuit

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Centene Corporation has issued a statement addressing claims made by the Ohio Attorney General, asserting that the allegations are unfounded. The company emphasizes that its pharmacy contracts with the State of Ohio are rigorously reviewed and pre-approved by state agencies. Centene highlights that these services have successfully saved millions for taxpayers by utilizing market-based pharmaceutical pricing. The company expresses its commitment to quality and transparency and is open to addressing any queries from the Attorney General.

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• Successful savings of millions for Ohio taxpayers through market-based pharmaceutical pricing.

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ST. LOUIS, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- These claims are unfounded, and Envolve will aggressively defend the integrity of the pharmacy services provided to the State of Ohio.  Envolve's pharmacy contracts with the State are reviewed and pre-approved by state agencies before they ever go into effect.  Furthermore, these services saved millions of tax-payer dollars for Ohioans from market-based pharmaceutical pricing.  

We look forward to answering any of the Attorney General's questions.  Our company is committed to the highest levels of quality and transparency.

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SOURCE Centene Corporation

FAQ

What is the response of Centene regarding the Ohio Attorney General's lawsuit?

Centene states that the allegations are unfounded and that its pharmacy contracts are pre-approved by state agencies.

How does Centene's pharmacy services benefit Ohio taxpayers?

Centene's pharmacy services have saved millions for Ohio taxpayers by implementing market-based pharmaceutical pricing.

What commitment does Centene make in its statement?

Centene commits to maintaining high levels of quality and transparency in its operations.

When was Centene's statement issued regarding the Ohio lawsuit?

The statement was issued on March 11, 2021.