Common use of Beneficiary Protections Clause in Contracts

Beneficiary Protections. New Section 1860D-4 establishes beneficiary protection requirements for qualified prescription drug plans. PDP plan sponsors are required to disclose, to each enrolling beneficiary, information about the plan’s benefit structure. The plan will disclose information on: 1) access to specific covered drugs (including access through pharmacy networks); 2) how any formulary (including a tiered formulary) used by the sponsor functions, including how a beneficiary might obtain information on the formulary; 3) copayment and deductible requirements (including any applicable tiered copayment requirements; and 4)

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Conference Agreement, Conference Agreement, Conference Agreement

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