Fair Pharmacies for Federal Employees Act of 2025
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Committee Activity
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- House Committee on Oversight and Government ReformReferred To · 2025-07-15
Plain-English Summary
Federal employees would be allowed to use any pharmacy of their choice when filling prescriptions under their health insurance plans, rather than being limited to a specific network of pharmacies. The legislation aims to give federal workers the same flexibility that many private insurance plans offer, potentially reducing out-of-pocket costs and travel time for those in areas with limited pharmacy options. This change would affect millions of federal employees and retirees who currently use the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program.
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