Texas § 65.053 PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGER CONTRACT, MONITORING, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.

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§ 65.053 — PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGER CONTRACT, MONITORING, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.

Texas § 65.053

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 65.053 (2026).

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Sec. 65.053. PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGER CONTRACT, MONITORING, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS.

(a)The commission shall contract with a pharmacy benefit manager to provide discounted prescription drugs to enrollees under the program.

(b)The commission shall monitor through reporting or other methods the contracted pharmacy benefit manager to ensure performance under the contract and quality delivery of services.

(c)The contracted pharmacy benefit manager shall report to the commission on the commission's request information related to the program, including information on rebate amounts, prescription drug rates contracted with pharmacies, administrative costs, and out-of-pocket costs paid by enrollees at the point of sale of the prescription drugs.

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Sec. 65.053. PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGER CONTRACT, MONITORING, AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. (a) The commission shall contract with a pharmacy benefit manager to provide discounted prescription drugs to enrollees under the program.
(b) The commission shall monitor through reporting or other methods the contracted pharmacy benefit manager to ensure performance under the contract and quality delivery of services.
(c) The contracted pharmacy benefit manager shall report to the commission on the commission's request information related to the program, including information on rebate amounts, prescription drug rates contracted with pharmacies, administrative costs, and out-of-pocket costs paid by enrollees at the point of sale of the prescription drugs.