We receive hundreds of emails a week from industry sources. Today we received one under the subject banner “How employers can lower their specialty drug spend by 39% (or more).”
Recipients are encouraged to click on a button to make a reservation to attend a webinar to learn the secret sauce of reducing specialty drug spend by 39% or more.
As a PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT, and to save you valuable time attending a webinar providing false hope, we are happy to share with you a proven solution that effectively and immediately reduces specialty drug spend by 100%.
It’s known at the Nancy Reagan Solution to destructive drug spend – “Just say no” to bankrupting budget busting specialty drugs.
More plan sponsors are doing exactly that by adopting The Hot Potato risk transfer method, guaranteed to work 100% of the time.
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