What is the difference between a specialty pharmacy and a pharmacy benefit manager?

Alayah Hubbard November 05, 2024
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By Derrick Garner November 08, 2024

PBMs, with a median salary of $135,830, are larger organizations managing prescription benefits, including specialty drugs, often via mail. They have complex structures and oversee more than just specialty pharmacy services, unlike smaller specialty pharmacies. Salaries range from $121,385 to $151,752.

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What is the difference between a specialty pharmacy and a pharmacy benefit manager?
What is the difference between a specialty pharmacy and a pharmacy benefit manager?