Scripius and Avera collaborate to reduce prescription costs

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Scripius, a Utah-based Pharmacy Benefit Management, or PBM, service, and Avera formed a collaboration aimed at reducing prescription costs. Scripius will serve as the PBM for approximately 80,000 Avera Health Plans members.

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