Aetna warns commissioners court that procurement errors could disrupt medication access
An Aetna representative told the court the RFP 1460 evaluation omitted repricing and understated rebates, and warned an October 1 transition could interrupt access to medications for county employees.
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Darren Bruton, speaking for Aetna during the public comment period, told the Cameron County Commissioners Court that Aetna — the incumbent medical and pharmacy partner — was not given the same opportunity as other proposers to reprice claims during the RFP 1460 evaluation and raised multiple methodology concerns in the August 25 presentation.
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