Archived Insight | November 8, 2018

New Laws Prohibit Restrictions on Pharmacists Discussing Drug Costs with Patients

On October 10, 2018, President Trump signed into law two bills that ban pharmacist “gag clauses,” sometimes included in contracts between pharmacies and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), which prohibit pharmacists from telling patients the price of drugs purchased without health insurance. Plan sponsors will need to take steps to ensure that their PBMs are in compliance with these new laws.

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Survey Results on 2026 Projected Health Plan Cost Trends

This survey data is invaluable in planning your organization’s 2026 healthcare coverage. Register for our September 9 webinar to see the results.

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How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Will Impact Health Plans

Segal's July 30 webinar explores how the Big Beautiful Bill Act and recent SCOTUS rulings may reshape health plans and compliance strategies.

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ACA Dollar Amounts and Percentages

We added the 2026 employer shared responsibility penalty, the 2026 affordability percentage and the FPL safe harbor for plan years beginning 1/1/26.

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