VativoRx to be featured on PBS stations in US

VativoRx to be featured on PBS stations in US

Recently, a crew affiliated with the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) spent the day with the VativoRx team at our headquarters in Miami.

The goal: shoot a segment about our efforts to improve the quality of pharmacy benefit management in the United States. We talked about how our twin goals of accessibility and affordability benefit plan sponsors, their employees and their employees’ families. You can see the video below:

We’ll have more details on where and when the segment will play as we get closer to the premiere date in April, 2022.

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