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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Third Question of the Day February 25, 2015 During the CBS interview, the Downings said the insurance company sets the price. see here http://www.cbsnews.com/news/investigation-insurance-billed-18000-for-unwanted-pain-meds/#post Is this statement consist or contrary to the statement below found on the Downing Labs webpage?

Downing Labs Pricing Policy

Downing Labs strives to control costs and pass those savings on to your customer base.  The cost of specialized compounds is impacted by several variables including the price for raw ingredients, labor, delivery route, packaging, quality testing and many others.  Because the cost of these factors may vary, fluctuation in pricing can occur. Therefore, pricing is subject to change without prior notice.*
We offer highly competitive pricing while maintaining our high standards of quality. Additionally Downing Labs offers a meet or beat pricing commitment! If you find a comparable compound for a lower price, simply provide us with proper documentation.



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5 comments:

  1. AnonymousFebruary 24, 2015 at 11:27 AM

    follow the money...if you would take your eye off of Downing Labs for a second and look at some of the other players you may not submit into a witch hunt. your posts about this seem to be going that route.

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 24, 2015 at 2:34 PM

    Did the person making this comment even watch the CBS report? I think the reporters did follow the money and showed that by the report. I hope law enforcement will be asking the same questions as asked here in addition to many more. If the one posting the comment has information as they suggest they do by saying follow the money, then they should report that information to the state board of pharmacy or law enforcement.

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  3. AnonymousFebruary 24, 2015 at 5:04 PM

    I said this to slow things down a bit...the bad press was centered on the pharmacy first thing. think about this for a minute. Who else can profit from this. The pharmacy filled a prescription from a doctor. Isnt that what they are supposed to do? Then you have the Doctor who signed off on the prescription. What did he gain? and the person who solicited the patient from the get go, the marketing company. The reporters stopped at the pharmacy. they didnt ambush the Doctor or the marketing company, they went after the pharmacy. and yes, i did watch the report. However, i was taught long ago that"it takes two to tango". in this case it takes three. So I repeat myself...follow the money.

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  4. blogladyFebruary 25, 2015 at 9:11 AM

    See recent post entitled: Utah medical company is focus of scathing CBS News investigation - KUTV, and as part 2 of the CBS report stated the FDA is also investigating.

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  5. blogladyMarch 25, 2015 at 11:56 PM

    "Following the Money – DOJ has signaled its intention to follow the proceeds of healthcare fraud and prosecute those who launder proceeds"--Read the rest of the famous Volkov commentary on Healthcare Fraud and the DOJ in 2015http://www.lawofcompoundingmedications.com/2015/03/following-money-doj-has-signaled-its.html

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