Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-788
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Reimbursement rate - Right to participate in third party
Official statutory text
prescription program.
A. No agreement between a program administrator and a pharmacy
shall establish reimbursement rates or procedures that result in the
reimbursement for goods or services relating to persons covered by
the plan which are less than the prevailing rates paid by ordinary
consumers for the same or similar legend or nonlegend drugs and
pharmaceutical services.
B. The reimbursement rate shall be limited to the maximum of
the ninetieth percentile of the range of prevailing rates charged by
Oklahoma pharmacies, and shall be determined each year.
C. No third party prescription program administrator shall deny
any pharmacy the opportunity to participate in any third party
prescription program offered in this state in a manner which will
restrain the right of a consumer to select a pharmacy.
A. No agreement between a program administrator and a pharmacy
shall establish reimbursement rates or procedures that result in the
reimbursement for goods or services relating to persons covered by
the plan which are less than the prevailing rates paid by ordinary
consumers for the same or similar legend or nonlegend drugs and
pharmaceutical services.
B. The reimbursement rate shall be limited to the maximum of
the ninetieth percentile of the range of prevailing rates charged by
Oklahoma pharmacies, and shall be determined each year.
C. No third party prescription program administrator shall deny
any pharmacy the opportunity to participate in any third party
prescription program offered in this state in a manner which will
restrain the right of a consumer to select a pharmacy.
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