Prohibits pharmacies from charging additional fee for processing prescriptions transmitted by telephone or electronic means.
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- Introduced
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Overview
This bill prevents pharmacies in New Jersey from charging extra fees when prescriptions are sent over the phone or electronically. It ensures that patients and providers aren't penalized for using convenient methods of prescription transmission. The law clarifies existing regulations regarding controlled substances and electronic health records systems. This aims to promote the use of electronic prescriptions and reduce potential barriers to accessing healthcare.
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James Beach
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