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Military families shouldn’t be collateral damage in PBM reform

Mesa veteran: Arizona lawmakers must consider Tricare patients before adopting prescription-drug pricing policies

OPINION — America asks a great deal of those who wear the uniform and their families. In return, the country makes a promise: military families will have dependable access to healthcare, and that promise is called Tricare.

I recently saw that some states like Tennessee passed laws that might have devastating effects on Tricare for veterans in those areas. I don’t want that to happen in Arizona. 

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