Sec. 24. (a) For every drug for which a pharmacy benefit manager establishes a maximum allowable cost to determine reimbursement for the drug product, the pharmacy benefit manager shall make available to the department, upon request of the department, information that is needed to resolve an appeal.
(b) If the pharmacy benefit manager fails to promptly make available to the department the information as required in subsection (a), the department shall consider the appeal granted in favor of the appealing pharmacy.
As added by P.L.68-2020, SEC.1.
Structure Indiana Code
Article 1. Department of Insurance
Chapter 24.5. Pharmacy Benefit Managers
27-1-24.5-1. "Covered Individual"
27-1-24.5-2. "Effective Rate of Reimbursement"
27-1-24.5-3. "Equal Access and Incentives"
27-1-24.5-6. "Independent Pharmacies"
27-1-24.5-7. "Maximum Allowable Cost"
27-1-24.5-8. "Maximum Allowable Cost List"
27-1-24.5-10. "Pharmacist Services"
27-1-24.5-12. "Pharmacy Benefit Manager"
27-1-24.5-13. "Pharmacy Benefit Manager Affiliate"
27-1-24.5-14. "Pharmacy Benefit Manager Network"
27-1-24.5-15. "Pharmacy Services Administrative Organization"
27-1-24.5-19. Equal Access and Incentives; Prohibited Acts
27-1-24.5-19.5. Federal Drug Pricing Program
27-1-24.5-20. Acts of the Commissioner; Confidentiality
27-1-24.5-21. Annual Reporting Requirements; Trade Secrets
27-1-24.5-22. Required Information; Appeals Process; Auditing Procedures
27-1-24.5-22.5. Aggregated Information From Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reports
27-1-24.5-22.6. Filing Complaints With Department of Insurance
27-1-24.5-24. Information Necessary for Appeal
27-1-24.5-25. Party's Right to Audit; Amounts Paid; Consideration
27-1-24.5-26. Disclosure of Contract With Another Party
27-1-24.5-27. Contracts of Pharmacy Services Administrative Organizations
27-1-24.5-27.5. Pharmacist May Not Be Required to Collect Higher Copayment for Prescription Drug