screenshot of FTC inquiry on pharmacy benefit managers
Under pressure from small pharmacies, drug makers, 340B providers, and others, the FTC agreed to "shine a light" on PBMs' business practices and their impact on pharmacies, payers, doctors, and patients.

FTC To Investigate PBMs’ Impact on Drug Access and Affordability

Just months after deadlocking, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission voted unanimously on Tuesday to launch an investigation into pharmacy benefit managers’ business practices to assess their impact on prescription drug access and affordability.

Groups that represent 340B health care providers told the commission during a recent public comment period that PBMs’ discriminatory policies hurt the providers’ missions to serve vulnerable patients.

Just months after deadlocking, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday voted unanimously on Tuesday to launch an investigation into pharmacy benefit managers’ business practices to assess their impact on prescription drug access and affordability.

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