As someone living with epilepsy, I care about making sure drugs are affordable. As both a patient and the lead author of the Americans with Disabilities Act, I care just as much about finding solutions that engage and empower patients and people with disabilities.
Last week, CVS Caremark announced a program that does just the opposite, instead offering up a retread of paternalistic, 20th-century policy that tells patients what they're worth instead of asking them what they value.
