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Crain’s Grand Rapids Business staff writer Mark Sanchez talks about “pharmacy deserts” in rural Michigan, the Little River Band seeks to develop more than 150 acres in Muskegon County, and revitalizing the aging homebuilders industry
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As HomeTown Pharmacies close in Muskegon and Traverse City, industry experts warn of expanding “pharmacy deserts” that leave patients without nearby access to vital medications
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Some West Michigan independent pharmacists say they’re losing money with every prescription they fill. They met with state lawmakers Tuesday in Grand Rapids
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Whitmer said the changes, which were recommended by a task force she created in 2020, will improve transparency and ensure that Michigan residents “have access to all the information about the back-end cost and profit of their prescription medication. This will help lower inflated prices.”
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A Republican legislative leader and other lawmakers have unveiled measures they say are designed to lower prescription drug prices, bring parity in…