Medicaid has stopped paying for Strattera due to concerns about its cost-effectiveness and the availability of alternative treatments for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Many states are re-evaluating their formularies to prioritize medications that provide better outcomes at lower costs. Additionally, changes in clinical guidelines and the push for evidence-based prescribing may have influenced this decision. Patients affected by this change may need to consult with their healthcare providers for alternative treatment options.
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