Alaska HB149 regulates pharmacy benefits managers and third-party administrators, requiring licensing and annual certifications.
Alaska HB149 establishes licensing requirements for pharmacy benefits managers and third-party administrators. It mandates that these entities must be licensed to conduct business in the state. The bill outlines specific application procedures, including the submission of organizational documents, financial statements, and background checks on key personnel. Third-party administrators must file annual certifications with the director, attesting to their compliance with state regulations.
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