NACDS to 118th Congress: Now, Let’s Get PBM Reform Done
Congress cannot leave these reforms undone and further delayed.
NACDS Statement on Second New York Times Article on “How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Distort the Health Care System at the Expense of Patients, Employers and Taxpayers”
"This article is yet another important demonstration of the need for Congress to enact the bipartisan PBM reforms on which the hard work already has been done."
NACDS: Poll Reveals Voters’ View of PBM Reform as “Must-Pass Legislation”
More than two-thirds of registered voters agree that their member of Congress “should do whatever it takes” to ensure Congress enacts PBM reform legislation in 2024.
NACDS: Senators Spotlight Ongoing “Pharmaceutical Benefit Manipulation,” Need for Urgent Action
Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden and Sen. Sherrod Brown eye “emerging anti-competitive practices by PBMs”
NACDS Hails Bipartisan Congressional Momentum for PBM Reform
NACDS to the U.S. Congress: Enact the full array of reforms on which bipartisan consensus has been achieved
In Case You Missed It: Californians to Gov. Newsom: “We Need a Champion” on PBM Reform
California patients and providers urge Gov. Newsom to sign SB 966, PBM reform legislation
NACDS Fighting for PBM Reform in California
California Senate Bill 966 would help rein in the harmful tactics of the PBM middlemen by providing much-needed oversight and transparency.
PBM Reform in CA Needs Gov. Newsom’s Leadership
NACDS is asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign PBM reform in his state - and to fuel momentum across the nation.
NACDS Continues to Press for Federal PBM Reform as U.S. House Judiciary Subcommittee Holds Hearing on the Role of PBM Middlemen
NACDS: “Given the intolerable nature of market-dominant PBMs’ practices and their far-reaching negative effects, the reforms that now enjoy bipartisan and bicameral consensus must be considered ‘must-pass’ legislation in the 118th Congress”
In Case You Missed It: Presidential Debate: NACDS Injects PBM Reform Ad into D.C. Market
NACDS’ seven-figure ad campaign to advance PBM reform will reach Presidential debate viewers in the Washington, D.C. market this week.
