Hawaii SB1280 aims to protect the 340B drug discount program by preventing restrictions on contract pharmacies.
Hawaii SB1280 seeks to safeguard the 340B drug discount program, which provides essential medications at reduced prices to low-income and uninsured patients. The bill prohibits 340B covered entities from entering into contracts that restrict the use of contract pharmacies, voids contract provisions based on the maximum allowable cost payment model, and authorizes the attorney general to bring civil actions against violators.
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