Contact State Leadership Committee TODAY Urge them to Support HB 3479. Time Critical Action Needed for Amendments to MCO Prescription Reform Bill. IPC, the Illinois Pharmacists Association and other industry stakeholders' efforts to end Illinois Medicaid's MCO's prescription below costs payments, with a legislative fix by IL State Rep. Sara Feigenholtz (D-Chicago) (HB 3479) continues today. This strong PBM regulation amendment is up in the powerful Senate Executive Committee today at 3:45 p.m. in the State Capitol.

MCO Below Cost Prescription Payments Reform Bill (HB 3479) CLEARED for Senate Floor Action- Contact Your Senator TODAY to Support The Bill!

Keep Up the Momentum For Passage of Anti-Prescription Clawback Fees & Pharmacy "Gag Orders" PBM Regulation Bill. After months of continued effort by IPC and the Ohio Pharmacists Association, including our testimony at last month's hearing, the "Prescription Drug Price Transparency Act", (HB 479) sponsored by Reps. Scott Lipps (R-62 [part of Warren County]) Tom West (D-49 [Canton]) is gaining traction.

Senators Need to Hear from You NOW to Have the Senate Human Services Committee Act on the Bill! IPC continues to work hard with the Illinois Pharmacists Association and other industry stakeholders to end Illinois Medicaid's MCO's prescription below costs payments to Illinois pharmacies.

We Need Pharmacy's Voice To Keep Up the Momentum For Passage of Anti-Prescription Clawback Fees and Pharmacy “Gag Orders” PBM Regulation Bill. IPC has been working actively for months with the Ohio Pharmacists Association to urge the State of Ohio to take action against PBM practices that harm pharmacy patients and their pharmacy.

IPC has been supporting the efforts of various Kentucky pharmacy groups to end the prescription below cost payments by Kentucky Medicaid's MCO's to Kentucky pharmacies. Kentucky State SB 5 sponsor Senator Max Wise (R-Campbellsville) pushed through the Kentucky Legislature unanimously a bill (SB 5) to address these underwater payments. The bill now sits on the desk of Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin for his consideration.