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As noted in our previous communications, while the NHC would prefer a more traditional Notice and Comment rulemaking opportunity that would ensure the Agency directly responds to stakeholder feedback, we welcome this opportunity to express our reactions to CMS’ thinking on the negotiation program.
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These new prices will take effect starting January 1, 2026. pharmacies in 2023, and with the PBMs operating in a system from the drug private labeler all the way down to the pharmacy and health insurer. The reductions in price ranged from 38 to 79 percent of the 2023 listed prices for the drugs.
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