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Gaussian's avatar

Boy, when physicians tried to open pharmacies to provide convenience for patients, Stark III laws prohibited this. Conflict of interest, they said. Inappropriate financial gain from referrals, they said.

So why is it allowed now?

Sergei Polevikov's avatar

Beats me. One Medical physicians owned by Amazon refer patients to a pharmacy owned by Amazon. Should be illegal under the same law. Double standards in America? Who would have thought. 🙄

Thomas W. Dinsmore's avatar

Also worth noting that Rite Aid just died, this time for good.

Andrew Harrison's avatar

🔥

Mark Laret's avatar

Pharmacy kiosks are a great idea, but Amazon bought a seriously financially distressed asset in One Medical that won’t be turned around because of this. Too early to be declaring any victory here.