NACDS is hailing a decision by the Eighth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals yesterday which upholds a North Dakota law prioritizing the health and safety of patients by promoting the economic viability of local pharmacies.
Compelling amicus brief demonstrates that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Rutledge decision should be applied in upholding North Dakota law.
New law prioritizes patient health and patient access, protecting Texans’ ability to receive pharmacy services from their chosen pharmacy provider.
The bill was signed into law by Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) on Wednesday, May 26.
New law vital for the viability of community pharmacies and to help ensure access to patient care in Alabama.
NACDS notes that the Supreme Court's ruling also is extremely significant for the residents of approximately 40 other states that have enacted similar laws.
The U.S. Supreme Court will review the Eighth Circuit Court’s decision that put the brakes on Arkansas’ PBM law that would ensure that pharmacy reimbursement rates cover pharmacies’ costs of purchasing drugs.
