Massachusetts H4956 ensures patient choice in obtaining clinician-administered drugs from their provider or pharmacy of choice.

Massachusetts H4956 amends Chapter 176O of the General Laws to protect patient choice in obtaining clinician-administered drugs. It prohibits health benefit carriers from interfering with patients' choices, including steering or offering incentives. The bill also ensures that patients are not required to obtain drugs from a specific pharmacy, and coverage is not limited or reduced if drugs are not dispensed by a selected pharmacy.

Massachusetts H4956 ensures patient choice in obtaining clinician-administered drugs from their provider or pharmacy of choice.

Massachusetts H4956 amends Chapter 176O of the General Laws to protect patient choice in obtaining clinician-administered drugs. It prohibits health benefit carriers from interfering with patients' choices, including steering or offering incentives. The bill also ensures that patients are not required to obtain drugs from a specific pharmacy, and coverage is not limited or reduced if drugs are not dispensed by a selected pharmacy.