Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s novel bill to require hospital reporting on 340B revenue, prohibit drug maker restrictions on 340B contract pharmacy use, and prohibit pharmacy benefit manager discrimination against 340B entities and pharmacies has passed its first test in the state General Assembly.
The legislature’s Joint Committee on Public Health yesterday voted 25-12 to report HB 6669 favorably. It is not clear if the bill requires referral to and action by another committee or will move straight to a vote in the full House.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont’s novel bill to require hospital reporting on 340B revenue, prohibit drug maker restrictions on 340B contract pharmacy use, and prohibit pharmacy benefit manager discrimination against 340B entities and pharmacies has passed its first test in the […]
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