MN HF3479

Amends Minnesota Statutes section 62J.23, subdivision 2 to expand the definition of "prescription drug" to include drugs administered through infusion, injection, or other parenteral methods, plus related services and supplies.

Permits individuals to receive discounts, price reductions, limited-time free supplies, or samples of prescription drugs and medical equipment from manufacturers, health plans, or pharmacy benefit managers without violating antikickback restrictions.

Requires that discounts or price reductions be provided in connection with purchase of prescribed items and comply with state and federal law for public health care program enrollees.

Prohibits benefits, rewards, or incentives for continued product use, with exceptions for ancillary products necessary for treatment and items of insignificant value (trinkets or mementos).

Preserves health plan company authority to offer tiered formularies with varying co-payment or cost-sharing amounts for different drugs.