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"Bad money drives out good." the answer is obvious. Pharmacies that pay kickbacks or do split-fees with prescribers (or nursing homes, or other facilities), get more business than those that don't. And because these arrangements "restrict the patient's choice of pharmacy", the patient (and/or his/her insurance company or pet owner), pays more for each prescription than they otherwise would have.
Kenneth Woliner, MD
www.holisticfamilymed.com
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