Illinois HB4793 allows pharmacists to add missing non-pharmaceutical devices or durable medical equipment to prescriptions and prohibits dispensing.
Illinois HB4793 amends the Pharmacy Practice Act to allow pharmacists to add missing non-pharmaceutical devices or durable medical equipment to prescriptions if it aids in the appropriate clinical usage of a medication or achieving a positive therapeutic outcome. The bill also requires any adaptations to a prescription to be documented in the patient's record. Additionally, it prohibits requiring pharmacists or pharmacies to dispense prescription drugs for less than their fair market value, including the cost of dispensing.
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