Episode 232
Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reforms Are (Finally) Afoot
February 6, 202614m 5s
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Show Notes
Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Senior Editor Kathleen Haddad back to the pod to discuss the recently passed $1.2 trillion spending appropriations bill, its included reforms for pharmacy benefit managers, the latest round of drugs slated for the Medicare Drug Negotiation program, TrumpRx, the upcoming flat rate for Medicare Advantage plan rates, and more recent health policy news.
Related Articles:
- Congress Reins In Drug Middlemen In Effort to Lower Prescription Prices (The New York Times)
- Analyzing The Drugs Selected For The 2028 Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Cycle (Health Affairs Forefront)
- The No UPCODE Act: Considering A Simple Start To A Complex Problem (Health Affairs Forefront)
- PRESS RELEASE: CMS Announces Selection of Drugs for Third Cycle of Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, Including First-Ever Part B Drugs
Topics
health policyhealth affairshealth inequitiesACAAffordable Care Actindividual mandateMedicareMedicaidCMSHHS