The law under consideration “delinks” PBM compensation from manufacturer rebates in Medicare and requires flat administrative fees, certified at fair market value. It also mandates that rebates be passed through to health plan sponsors in the employer-sponsored market. This sounds appealing, but incentives matter. When compensation no longer depends on securing better terms, bargaining effort becomes a cost center rather than a profit center. PBMs will still compete for contracts, but competition on administrative fees isn’t the same as competition on aggressive price concessions and won’t lower drug prices.
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I see a way to solve both problems at once. We can satisfy both the scientists and the scalpel-wielding politicians by ridding ourselves of the one constituency that should not exist. Of all the crazy parts of our crazy system, the craziest part is where taxpayers pay for the research, then pay private companies to publish it, and then pay again so scientists can read it. We may not agree on much, but we can all agree on this: it is time, finally and forever, to get rid of for-profit scientific publishers.
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