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Motley Rice has been at the forefront of this litigation, having filed the first Wegovy lawsuit in the country alleging severe health problems caused by the drug

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Members with Kaiser's standard HMO plans can expect one of these cost-sharing scenarios after PA approval: Fixed copay plans: $75 to $150 per 28-day fill at a Kaiser pharmacy (region-dependent) Coinsurance plans: 20% to 30% of the drug cost after deductible, which on Wegovy's $1,349 monthly list price translates to $270 to $405 per month High-deductible health plans (HDHP): Full list price ($1,349/month) until the deductible is met, then coinsurance applies These numbers contrast with the out-of-pocket costs members face on more common medications

Vision Loss (NAION) and Ozempic A new and serious risk has also emerged: permanent vision loss