Minnesota HF1076 requires pharmacy benefit managers and health carriers to include lower-cost drugs in their formularies and prioritize drugs with.
Minnesota HF1076 mandates that pharmacy benefit managers and health carriers include lower-cost drugs in their formularies. Specifically, if a pharmacy benefit manager or health carrier includes a brand name drug, it must also include the equivalent generic drug with the lowest wholesale acquisition cost. Similarly, if a generic drug is included, the corresponding brand name drug must also be included if it has a lower wholesale acquisition cost.
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