Oklahoma HB3368 mandates that health insurance plans cover compound prescription drugs and allows pharmacies to bid on contracts every three years.
Oklahoma HB3368 amends the state's health insurance laws to ensure coverage for compound prescription drugs. It requires health insurance plans to include these drugs as a covered benefit. Additionally, the bill mandates that pharmacies or groups of pharmacies have the right to bid on contracts to provide pharmacy services, including compound prescription drugs, every three years. This ensures competitive bidding and potentially lower costs for consumers.
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