Part D Out-Of-Pocket Cap Would Be $2,000 In House Drug Pricing Bill
Executive Summary
It may seem perverse to look for silver linings for the drug industry in the House leaderships “price negotiation” bill. But if you can get past Title 1, the bill reads like an attempt to negotiate with the Senate Finance Committee – and it’s not all bad.
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