A California Senate health committee yesterday unanimously approved a bill to prohibit pharmacy benefit managers from employing practices that 340B covered entities view as discriminatory. On Wednesday, California’s SB-786 was approved by the Senate Health Committee and now goes to the Senate floor for a vote.
The author of the bill Senator Anthony J. Portantino, a senior Democrat from southern California, introduced it on the committee floor. A number of stakeholders testified on the bill including representatives from provider groups, the insurance and the drug industry.
A California Senate health committee yesterday unanimously approved a bill to prohibit pharmacy benefit managers from employing practices that 340B covered entities view as discriminatory. On Wednesday, California’s SB-786 was approved by the Senate Health Committee and now goes to […]
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