Ohio HB192 aims to protect community pharmacies by limiting insurer accreditation requirements and implementing drug cost reporting for pharmacy.

The Community Pharmacy Protection Act, Ohio HB192, seeks to safeguard community pharmacies by restricting insurer accreditation requirements and enforcing drug cost reporting from pharmacy benefit managers. The act mandates that any service agreement between a pharmacy benefit manager and an insurer or plan sponsor, entered into after the act's effective date, must prohibit the disclosure of certain drug cost information. It also prohibits pharmacy benefit managers from retaliating against pharmacies that report violations.

Ohio HB192 aims to protect community pharmacies by limiting insurer accreditation requirements and implementing drug cost reporting for pharmacy.

The Community Pharmacy Protection Act, Ohio HB192, seeks to safeguard community pharmacies by restricting insurer accreditation requirements and enforcing drug cost reporting from pharmacy benefit managers. The act mandates that any service agreement between a pharmacy benefit manager and an insurer or plan sponsor, entered into after the act's effective date, must prohibit the disclosure of certain drug cost information. It also prohibits pharmacy benefit managers from retaliating against pharmacies that report violations.