We need legislative reform to bring accountability and fair pricing to treatments.

PBMs negotiate discounts on medication, but then charge patients the full price anyway. PBMs restrict patients from accessing medication to pad their bottom line – harming families & the clinicians that serve them. We want to prevent patients from switching medications for reasons other than health and safety, especially when it happens to increase profits for their insurers.  

The lack of transparency in PBM practices has led several states to implement licensure/registration, fair pharmacy audit, or generic drug pricing legislation to try to level the playing field for pharmacies and patients. 

PBM practices have led several states to implement reforms that require negotiated drug discounts to be shared with patients.