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MS SB2023
Bill
AI Summary
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Caps the total out-of-pocket cost for prescription insulin at $100.00 per 30-day supply for insured individuals, regardless of insulin type or amount needed
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Directs the Attorney General to investigate insulin pricing practices in Mississippi, including gathering information from manufacturers, pharmacy benefit managers, and insurers
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Requires the Attorney General to submit a public report by November 1, 2022, with findings on pricing practices and recommendations for consumer protections and potential improvements to the Mississippi Consumer Protection Act
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Authorizes the Commissioner of Insurance to enforce the insulin cost cap and promulgate rules for implementation
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Allows carriers to reduce cost-sharing below the $100.00 cap but prohibits them from requiring more than the capped amount
Legislative Description
Health insurance carriers; require to cap patient cost for prescriptions for insulin drugs.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/2/2021