Requires coverage of clinician-administered drugs without additional financial penalties or certain limitations on location of administration of drugs.
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Overview
This bill ensures that coverage is provided for clinician-administered drugs, such as those given in hospitals or infusion centers, without requiring additional financial penalties or limiting where they can be administered. It protects patients’ right to choose their healthcare provider and pharmacy for these medications. The bill also allows for the use of home infusion pharmacies and infusion sites outside of a patient’s doctor’s office, promoting flexibility in accessing these treatments.
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