Oklahoma SB252 modifies Medicaid prescription drug services, excluding them from certain provisions and directing a specific program delivery model.
Oklahoma SB252 amends the state Medicaid program by excluding prescription drug services from certain provisions and directing a fee-for-service delivery model for these services. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority must cover prescription drug services through this model and transition all Medicaid members' prescription drug coverage to direct contracts. The bill also requires the Authority to seek federal approval for these changes and outlines specific requirements for contracted entities, including reimbursement rates and value-based payment arrangements. Effective November 1, 2025.
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