Doctors take Hippocratic oath to help patients but insurance companies, PBMs prioritize profits

When graduating medical school doctors take the Hippocratic oath- the foundation of medical ethics and pledge to “do no harm.” Insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers (PBM) have no such promise, adhering to a philosophy of profit over patients.

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