The House and Senate proposals to reform the pharmacy benefits management industry are looking more alike following a House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee markup this month, but prospects for 2023 clearance of this legislation is looking increasingly slim.
Rx Rebating Bills In House, Senate Come Into Alignment As Passage Likely Punted to 2024
Legislation to delink PBM payments from drug prices advances in House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, putting a key pharma priority closer to the finish line. Whether patients will see any benefit remains a worry.
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