HHS implements inflationary rebates for list prices of Medicare Part D (outpatient) drugs

Forbes

5 October 2022 - On 1 October, the Department of Health and Human Services began implementing one of three main prescription drug pricing provisions contained in the Inflation Reduction Act. 

The Department of Health and Human Services now requires that drug manufacturers pay the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rebates for raising list prices of outpatient drugs for Medicare in excess of inflation.

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