NACDS Hails Introduction of the Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reform Act of 2025
Critical reforms would confront PBM middleman tactics that inflate Americans’ medication costs and that force pharmacies to close.
Critical reforms would confront PBM middleman tactics that inflate Americans’ medication costs and that force pharmacies to close.
NACDS is aggressively working a situation involving PBM reform and the budget reconciliation bill that the U.S. Congress currently is considering.
Association urges CMS and ASTP/ONC to leverage pharmacies in federal health data initiatives.
Senate joins House in championing policies to protect American taxpayers, patients, pharmacies.
Long-overdue Medicaid PBM reforms would protect American taxpayers, patients, pharmacies
NACDS urges continued push for also-crucial reforms of PBM middleman tactics in Medicare
NACDS welcomes President Trump’s further scrutiny of PBM middlemen and intent to advance reforms as costs of inaction soar.
NACDS emphasizes the importance of enacting the sound reforms that are ready to go and broadly supported in the Congress.
Senators Peter Welch (D-VT), Roger Marshall (R-KS), Mark Warner (D-VA), and Bill Cassidy (R-LA) press for action on consensus reforms that would save $2 billion over ten years by confronting pharmaceutical benefit manipulation.
Nearly four pharmacies are closing every day; Americans are missing out on hundreds of millions in savings just since the last Congress’ end.
“By whatever means, the consensus PBM reforms are long overdue and need to be enacted now. The negative impacts of inaction are mounting for Americans and for their pharmacies.”
January 22 Squawk on the Street highlights need for PBM reform, a key piece of NACDS’ “Four Wins to Make America Healthy Again”
In December, President Trump pledged to take on the middlemen in two national TV appearances in one week