HB 513 (2023)
Change insurance regulations for clinician-administered drugs
This bill did not become law.
Requires a health plan to utilize the lowest cost method of reimbursement for clinician-administered drugs and requires a health maintenance organization to cover clinician-administered drugs if the drug cannot reasonably be self-administered and is typically administered by a health care professional. The bill also prohibits a health maintenance organization from requiring that a pharmacy dispense a medication to a patient with the expectation that the patient will transport it to a health care setting for administration by a health care professional.
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