Federal drug discount expansion proposal may cost Illinois millions, agency head says – Capitol News IL

The proposal is intended to give Federally Qualified Health Centers, safety-net hospitals and other healthcare providers that serve large volumes of Medicaid patients greater access to what’s known as the 340B Drug Pricing Program. It could end up costing Illinois employers an additional $89 million a year, including more than $12 million a year for the state of Illinois itself.
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