New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) signed a law April 7 to prevent pharmacy benefit managers and insurers from discriminating against 340B providers. The bill includes language that prohibits payers from reimbursing 340B covered entities at a lower rate than other providers.
The state legislature passed the legislation on March 18 with only about two minutes left in the session. The final bill excluded language from the original House version that would have outlawed drug manufacturers’ conditions on 340B sales when entities use contract pharmacies.
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) signed a law April 7 to prevent pharmacy benefit managers and insurers from discriminating against 340B providers. The bill includes language that prohibits payers from reimbursing 340B covered entities at a lower rate […]
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