I did listen to the broadcast..way too long > 3 hours.. grandstanding standard pap.. participants seemed uninterested, Pam Bondi on her smart phone..didn't she get she was being filmed?.. couldn't she turn on her mike when she offered whatever remarks she did?.. I zipped through the insurance presentations but did listen to Kaiser BC they have an all encompassing model of care delivery they tightly control: outpatient, inpatient, pharmacy; doctors are salaried.. their model circumvents the doc on the street & would be ideal distribution channel for probuphine because they are HUGE w/millions of members.. I did listen to the Government representatives incl the dep attorney general... don't have time or space to comment on inconsistencies, stupidities, & continued fumbling of care... yes, as the article points out, Kennedy's remarks were spot on and so were Governor Baker's who cut to the chase.. to paraphrase, he said...what are you all measuring regarding the effectiveness of treatment you pay for.. this is a revolving door of relapse and no one is being held accountable... Gov Baker & Kennedy should take their show to Congress for action!.. oh and Alex Acosta on enforcing the parity law? not.. he seemed proud of the fact that his dept in June experimented w/people's lives who are on workers comp by requiring "prior authorization and a letter of medical necessity for opioids" .. so that caused an immediate spike in scripts before the policy took effect "and then we had a drastic drop, almost none".. doh! you think some went out to the corner street for heroin?.. give me strength
