The proposed bill, General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 6814, aims to reform the practices of pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs) by amending title 38a of the general statutes. The bill seeks to achieve two primary objectives: first, to impose limitations on PBM contracts that would help reduce out-of-pocket expenses for consumers; and second, to enhance transparency in the operations and practices of pharmacy benefits managers.

The bill does not specify the exact legal language changes, but it emphasizes the need for reforms that would ultimately benefit consumers by lowering their costs and providing clearer information regarding PBM practices. The intent is to create a more equitable and transparent system for managing pharmacy benefits, which could lead to improved access to medications and reduced financial burdens on patients.