Caps drug costs for military families and veterans at Medicare rates
This bill would cap how much military families and veterans pay for certain prescription drugs. Their out-of-pocket costs for these "selected drugs" would not be higher than what Medicare beneficiaries pay. It would also set price limits for these drugs when federal agencies buy them.
Today, military families, retirees, and veterans may pay varying amounts for their prescription drugs, and their out-of-pocket costs for certain medications are not directly tied to the lower prices negotiated for Medicare beneficiaries. Federal agencies also procure drugs without a direct cap linked to these negotiated prices. If this bill becomes law, military families and veterans would see their out-of-pocket costs for "selected drugs" capped at the same lower rates paid by Medicare beneficiaries, and federal agencies would buy these drugs at prices no higher than those negotiated under the Medicare program.
HR 8667 · 119th Congress · May 7, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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