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GA HB690
Bill
Status
2/28/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mark Newton
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AI Summary
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Pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs) must owe a duty of care, good faith, and fair dealing to insureds, health plans, and providers receiving their services
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PBMs must provide transparency to health plans and providers about amounts charged, including identifying all instances of spread pricing, and must disclose all conflicts of interest
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When duties conflict, the duty owed to insureds takes priority over all other parties, and the duty owed to providers takes priority over health plans
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Aggrieved parties may bring civil action in state court against PBMs for violations of these duty requirements
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Adds new definitions including "spread pricing" (amounts charged exceeding what PBMs pay pharmacies), "controlled group of corporations," and "pharmacy benefits management fee"
Legislative Description
Pharmacy benefits managers; duty of care to insureds, health plans, and providers; provide
Last Action
House Second Readers
3/4/2025