Okla. Stat. tit. 56, § 56-1010.21

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Short title – Purpose - Definition

Official statutory text

A. This act shall be known and may be cited as the “Oklahoma

Pharmacy Connection Program”.

B. Initial implementation of the program shall target senior

citizens and shall utilize the existing toll-free Senior Info-Line

telephone number for senior citizen services.

C. The purpose of the Oklahoma Pharmacy Connection Program

shall be to improve access to prescription drugs for citizens who

have no or inadequate health insurance or other resources for the

purchase of medically necessary prescription drugs by:

1. Providing a clearinghouse to assist citizens of this state

to access manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance

programs for which they are or may be eligible;

2. Disseminating information about and advertising the program

that will assist citizens with purchasing prescription drugs at a

lower cost;

3. Assisting citizens with accessing pharmaceutical discount or

insurance programs that may be of benefit to them;

4. Serving as a resource for pharmaceutical benefit issues; and

5. Implementing additional strategies to assist citizens to

access prescription drugs as appropriate.

D. For the purposes of the Oklahoma Pharmacy Connection

Program, "manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance

program" means a program offered by a pharmaceutical company through

which the company provides a drug or drugs to eligible persons at no

charge or at a substantially reduced cost. The term does not

include the provision of a drug as part of a clinical trial.

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