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A Connecticut lawmaker introduced a bill this week that would require hospitals, pharmacies, PBMs and insurers to report how much they charge patients for 340B drugs.

Connecticut Lawmaker Introduces 340B Cost Reporting Bill, Providers Warn of ‘Unnecessary Burden’

Bella Czajkowski, National Correspondent 340B Report Views
Connecticut hospitals, pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), pharmacies and insurance companies would have to report how much they charge patients for [...]

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