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Rx in Reach Georgia
Rx in Reach Georgia

TAKE ACTION

Federal lawmakers are considering the Pharmacists Fight Back Act, legislation that will increase transparency into the deceptive practices of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and lower what Georgia patients pay at the pharmacy counter for prescriptions they need.

We need your help to pass this important legislation.

The Pharmacists Fight Back Act will require PBMs to be transparent about the cost of drugs and provide fair reimbursement rates to independent pharmacies for care they provide to patients on federal health plans. This legislation will alleviate the financial burden of high out-of-pocket costs that patients continue to face and protect independent pharmacies from price-gouging tactics used by PBMs. Georgians shouldn’t have to choose between affording life-saving health care and their financial wellbeing.

Help protect Georgia’s community pharmacies and lower what Georgia patients pay at the pharmacy counter for the care they need. Contact your federal lawmakers and urge them to support the Pharmacists Fight Back Act!

Post now and raise awareness about this critical legislation.

 

CLICK TO POST: The federal Pharmacists Fight Back Act takes a critical step to protect community pharmacies and patients from corporate #PBM greed. GA lawmakers must prioritize reform of deceptive PBM tactics to reduce health care costs for local patients: https://bit.ly/3WB9TaS

CLICK TO POST: #PBM practices are harming community pharmacies and limiting their ability to provide critical health care to local patients. Our lawmakers must support the bipartisan Pharmacists Fight Back Act and promote access to reliable health care in GA! Read more: https://bit.ly/3WB9TaS

 


Share Your Story

If you’ve experienced a financial or insurance barrier to accessing health care, Rx in Reach encourages you to share your story and help ensure that Georgia patients can access the care they need.

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