New Mexico § 26-4-7 Implementation

New Mexico Statutes

§ 26-4-7 — Implementation

New Mexico § 26-4-7

Ch. 26Drugs and Cosmetics

Art. 4Wholesale Prescription Drug Importation

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 26-4-7 (2026).

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Upon certification of approval by the secretary of the United States department of health and human services, the department shall begin implementing the program and begin operating the program within six months of that approval. As part of the implementation process, the department shall: A. enter into contracts in accordance with the Procurement Code [13-1-28 to 13-1- 199 NMSA 1978] with one or more state drug wholesalers and New Mexico licensed drug distributors and contract with one or more approved Canadian suppliers; B. consult with interested stakeholders, including the committee, the legislature, health insurance plans, employers, pharmacies, health care providers and consumers; C. develop a registration process for health insurance plans, pharmacies and prescription drug administe

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Upon certification of approval by the secretary of the United States department of health and human services, the department shall begin implementing the program and begin operating the program within six months of that approval. As part of the implementation process, the department shall: A. enter into contracts in accordance with the Procurement Code [13-1-28 to 13-1- 199 NMSA 1978] with one or more state drug wholesalers and New Mexico licensed drug distributors and contract with one or more approved Canadian suppliers; B. consult with interested stakeholders, including the committee, the legislature, health insurance plans, employers, pharmacies, health care providers and consumers; C. develop a registration process for health insurance plans, pharmacies and prescription drug administering health care providers who choose to participate in the program; D. make a list of imported eligible prescription drugs and their prices and make that list available to all participating entities and the general public; E. create an outreach and marketing plan to generate program awareness; F. create and staff a helpline to answer questions and address the needs of consumers, employers, health insurance plans, pharmacies, health care providers and other affected sectors; G. require annual and special audits of the program; and H. carry out other duties in accordance with the Wholesale Prescription Drug Importation Act that the department, in consultation with the board of pharmacy, determines to be necessary for successful implementation of the program.