Mississippi HB558 prohibits insurers and pharmacy benefit managers from requiring individuals to obtain pharmacy services exclusively through.
Mississippi HB558 aims to protect consumer choice in pharmacy services by prohibiting health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers from mandating that covered individuals obtain pharmacy services exclusively through pharmacies they own. The bill also prevents insurers and managers from offering or implementing health benefit plan designs that increase costs for pharmacy services if individuals choose not to use a pharmacy owned by the insurer or manager.
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