Community health centers would pay the lowest price for discounted drugs right away.
This bill would help community health centers pay the lowest allowed price for certain prescription drugs right when they buy them. It would stop drug makers from making centers pay extra first and then get money back later. This change aims to help thousands of health centers handle their drug costs more easily.
Currently, Federally-qualified health centers may sometimes pay more than the lowest allowed price for certain prescription drugs upfront. They then receive a refund later from drug manufacturers. This bill would ensure these centers pay no more than the lowest allowed price at the exact moment of purchase. This would end the practice of upfront overpayments and later refunds for these drugs.
HR 7391 · 119th Congress · February 5, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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