Prohibits pharmacy benefits managers from requiring covered persons to use mail service pharmacies.
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Overview
This bill aims to give New Jersey residents more control over their prescription drug options. It prohibits pharmacy benefits managers from forcing people to use mail-order pharmacies or automatically enrolling them in such programs. Instead, individuals must actively consent to using a mail service pharmacy if they choose to do so. The bill ensures that people have the freedom to select the pharmacy that best meets their needs.
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