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Establishes the Medicaid prescription drug expansion program to offer discounted prescription drugs to qualified individuals with income up to 300 % of federal poverty level; establishes a prescription drug rebate special fund to receive all rebates from pharmaceutical manufacturers.



Hence, ESOOS syndromic and hospital billing data were analyzed at the state and county level to identify suspected opioid overdoses during July 2016-September 2017 in 16 funded states (Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Wisconsin), providing a more localized view.
B) allow that use of Medicaid prescription drug funds shall only be available for dual-eligibles "to cover co-payments and non-formulary drugs to pharmacies participating in the federal Medicare Part D program;" also requires Medicaid rebate agreements on such products.

In general it confirms that "states may enter separate or supplemental drug rebate agreements" and "may subject covered outpatient prescription drugs to prior authorization as a means of encouraging drug manufacturers to enter into" such rebate agreements.
Final version directs the Department of Human Services (DHS) to adopt a Practitioner-managed Prescription Drug Plan for the Oregon Health Plan to ensure that enrollees "receive the most effective prescription drug available at the best possible price." Stipulates the following provisions under the plan: Prior to adopting the plan, DHS is required to conduct public meetings and consult with the Health Resources Commission.
She has been involved in public interest law for the elderly for more than 20 years, has served on three Legislative Council committees involving elder issues, has represented the elderly on issues before the Wisconsin Legislature, and is an advisor to the State Bar of Wisconsin Elder Law Section, where she is active in publications and training.

Final version provides a blanket exemption for psychotropic or anti-psychotic drugs and allows prescribers to override restrictions to in cases of "medical necessity" when documented in the patient's medical file and by handwriting on the prescription.
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Provides that, as soon as MMA benefits are available in 2006, ND Medicaid will not pay for prescription drugs within a drug class covered by Part D, or a class in which Medicare does not pay for any of those drugs (with an exception for medically necessary Rx for dual-eligibles), or a drug for which federal matching funds are not available, except the state may pay for a drug in an emergency to ensure that dual eligibles continue to receive their drugs after Part D is implemented.

Deletes reporting requirement from the Medicaid related portion of the bill that arose in the event that the Department of Health and Welfare was not able to achieve the rebate amount required without compromising the best interest of Medicaid recipients and the Medicaid drug rebate program: previously, the department was required to report to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over health and human services matters and the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over appropriations and financial affairs.