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Imagine you
wake up with a headache.

It’s a fairly common experience (especially these days), and one that
shouldn’t accidentally put you in the middle of a web of corporate greed.

But it does.

Let's say you go to the doctor. And it's Oak Street Health because that’s
close by. Well, Oak Street Health is owned by CVS. That’s right — your
doctor is owned by CVS.

And let’s say that doctor prescribes you medicine. So you go to your
pharmacy, CVS.

That medicine is covered by your insurance, Aetna. And who owns Aetna?
Right again, CVS.

But wait, there's a middleman between your pharmacy and insurance company
that helps you negotiate prices to lower costs: CVS Caremark. Who owns the
middleman? You got it — CVS.

CVS may own your pharmacy. CVS may own your doctor. CVS may own your
insurance company. CVS may own the middleman between your insurance
company and your pharmacy. One giant company is in charge of the whole
supply chain, and you better believe they are taking a cut every step of
the way. That means prices get higher and higher, and patients left paying
more and more.

To fix our country’s inflating health care crisis, we have to break up big
medicine once and for all. By doing that, we will lower health care costs
for you and your family. And I have a bipartisan bill to get that done.

[ [link removed] ]Add your name today to be a grassroots co-sponsor of the Break Up Big
Medicine Act. Together, we can show Congress that Americans are tired of
paying more for worse care.

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Look, it’s not just CVS.

If you use United Health Group for insurance, you may have had to deal
with a pharmacy benefit manager called Optum RX, which is supposed to
negotiate prescription drug benefits and decide which drugs are covered by
United.

Guess who owns Optum RX? United Health Group. They also own Optum, which
is a health services company.

Just as health care prices are set to spike this year following Trump's
Big, Ugly Bill, this corporate consolidation ensures that a handful of
companies are set up to profit even more.

When our bipartisan bill becomes law, companies that operate as one giant
health conglomerate and violate the rules must comply within a year, and
regulators, state attorneys general, and even private citizens can take
action to enforce the rules.

For decades, policies have encouraged these mega-mergers, letting
companies stack the deck to maximize profits while Americans pay more for
worse care. We’re finally taking steps to level the playing field.

[ [link removed] ]Add your name today to be a grassroots co-sponsor of the Break Up Big
Medicine Act.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth







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