Tom Murphy
National Health Writer at Associated Press
Associated Press health care writer. Tries to make sense of health care and why it all costs so much. Retweets are just stuff I think you might want to read.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Tom Murphy
Rite Aid customers can expect their local store to close or change ownership in the next few months, as the struggling drugstore chain goes through another bankruptcy filing. The company plans to sell customer prescription files, inventory and other assets as it closes distribution centers and unloads store locations. Stores will remain open for now, but the company isn’t buying new inventory so bare shelves are likely become more common.
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1 week ago |
huntingdondailynews.com | Tom Murphy
Rite Aid is again seeking bankruptcy protection as the struggling drugstore chain says it will try to sell substantially all of its assets. The company said Monday that its stores will remain open as it returns to Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. kAm%96 4@>A2?J D2:5 :E H:== H@C< E@ 6?DFC6 E92E 4FDE@>6C AC6D4C:AE:@?D 2C6 EC2?D76CC65 E@ @E96C A92C>24:6D 2D :E 8@6D E9C@F89 E96 D2=6 AC@46DD] %96 5CF8DE@C6 492:? 92D =:?65 FA 7C@> D@>6 @7 :ED =6?56CD S`]hc 3:==:@? :?
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1 week ago |
ksltv.com | Tom Murphy
Rite Aid is again seeking bankruptcy protection as the struggling drugstore chain says it will try to sell substantially all of its assets. The company said Monday that its stores will remain open as it returns to Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The company said it will work to ensure that customer prescriptions are transferred to other pharmacies as it goes through the sale process.
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1 week ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Tom Murphy
Rite Aid is again seeking bankruptcy protection as the drugstore chain looks to sell substantially all of its assets. The company said Monday that its stores will remain open as it starts Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. The company initially filed for bankruptcy protection in October 2023, with plans to sell parts of its business and restructure. The company ran more than 2,300 stores in 17 states before the filing.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Tom Murphy
Eli Lilly's stock wobbled Thursday after a looming coverage hit was detailed for its blockbuster weight-loss drug Zepbound. CVS Health said the drugs Wegovy and Saxenda from rival drugmaker Novo Nordisk will become the preferred options on its standard formulary, or list of covered drugs, as of July 1. Zepbound will be excluded. This could complicate access to a drug that many patients cannot afford to pay for on their own.
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Will any Rite Aid stores remain open as the drugstore chain goes through another bankruptcy filing? Short answer: Nope. Our @APHealthScience story lays out what will happen with your store and your prescription files: https://t.co/NFdobWj7UL