Stop drug companies from squeezing safety net clinics

Prohibit certain actions re: reimbursing 340B covered entities

Introduced· 2025-05-14

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What it means for you

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This bill stops big drug makers from blocking special discounts that help local clinics afford medicine for low-income patients.

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What we think, in plain words.

Local clinics rely on a special program to buy cheaper medicines for people who cannot afford them. Lately, big drug companies have tried to block these discounts to keep more money for themselves. This proposed bill would make it illegal for drug makers to play games with these important refunds in Ohio. Drug companies might argue the current system is too messy and needs strict rules to stop fraud. But without this protection, local health centers could lose the money they need to stay open and help regular people.

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The facts

What the bill actually says, no spin.

The bill protects a special discount program for local health clinics.
It makes it illegal for drug makers to block or delay refunds to these clinics.
Drug companies might argue they need to control how discounts are tracked to prevent mistakes.
The main goal is to keep medicines affordable for people who need them most.