New Hampshire § 161-L:4 Nonparticipating Manufacturers and Labelers

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 161-L:4 — Nonparticipating Manufacturers and Labelers

New Hampshire § 161-L:4

Title XIIPUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE

Ch. 161-LNEW HAMPSHIRE RX ADVANTAGE PROGRAM

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 161-L:4 (2026).

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I.The names of manufacturers and labelers who do and do not enter into rebate agreements pursuant to this chapter shall be public information. The department shall release such information to health care providers and the public on a regular basis and shall publicize participation by manufacturers and labelers that is of particular benefit to the public.

II.The department may impose prior authorization requirements in the program, as permitted by law, to the extent the department determines it is appropriate to do so in order to encourage manufacturer and labeler participation in the program and if the additional prior authorization requirements remain consistent with the goals of the program and the requirements of the federal Social Security Act, Title XIX.

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I. The names of manufacturers and labelers who do and do not enter into rebate agreements pursuant to this chapter shall be public information. The department shall release such information to health care providers and the public on a regular basis and shall publicize participation by manufacturers and labelers that is of particular benefit to the public.
II. The department may impose prior authorization requirements in the program, as permitted by law, to the extent the department determines it is appropriate to do so in order to encourage manufacturer and labeler participation in the program and if the additional prior authorization requirements remain consistent with the goals of the program and the requirements of the federal Social Security Act, Title XIX.