PBM Accountability Project Encourages Senate HELP to Consider PBM Reforms to Lower Drug Costs

The PBM Accountability Project today sent a letter to Senate HELP Committee leaders supporting ongoing efforts to make healthcare more affordable.

The letter states, "It is time to bring much-needed, common-sense reforms to a system that has been controlled for too long by a small handful of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs)," and highlights "consensus around a number of essential reforms," including de-linking PBM revenues from drug prices, ending PBMs' damaging practice of "spread pricing," and ensuring transparency for employers and patients alike.

To read the full letter, click here.