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HEALTH POLICY & CARE • UNITED STATES

New federal rule requires PBMs to disclose how they are paid

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A final Labor Department rule will require pharmacy benefit managers to disclose fees and other compensation to their clients, according to reports. The rule concerns companies that manage prescription-drug benefits for employers and workers.

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The disclosure requirement affects employers and workers whose prescription benefits are managed by PBMs, as well as the companies that provide those services. The reports do not specify how the rule will affect drug prices or when clients will first receive the disclosures.