Two new reports show that drug costs and opioid prescriptions for injured workers in Louisiana continue to outpace national averages, information that is sure to fan the flames for a drug formulary in the state.
“I fully expect there to be a big push for a formulary next year,” said Trey Mustian, a claimants' attorney in Metarie who has spoken out against formulary efforts in recent years.
At a state advisory forum in Baton Rouge last month, the National Council on Compensation Insurance presented data that shows that about 13% of medical payments in the state go to presc...
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