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Died SENATE · SESSION 2026

No. SB 1142

Pharmacy
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SPONSOR
Wright
FILED BY
Tom A. Wright — District 8, Republican [search donations]
EFFECTIVE
7/1/2026
DIED IN
Banking and Insurance

Filed under Insurance.

PROVIDED SUMMARY

Pharmacy; Revising the definition of the term “health care facility” to include health care clinics owned by a hospital or physicians who work for a hospital; defining the term “covered prescription drug”; revising requirements for provider contracts between pharmacy benefit managers and certain licensed pharmacies to allow for the administration and dispensing of covered prescription drugs offsite, as well as onsite, as part of outpatient care, etc.

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Plain English Summary

AI-GENERATED
Allows drug administration and dispensing under these contracts to happen offsite.

The 'health care facility' definition used for pharmacy permitting now includes health care clinics owned by a hospital or by physicians employed by a hospital, alongside hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices already on that list.

Contracts between pharmacy benefit managers and certain hospital-based or specialty pharmacies can now cover drug administration and dispensing offsite as well as onsite, as part of outpatient care.

'Covered prescription drug' gets a broad new definition: any drug or biologic on the pharmacy benefit manager's formulary paid for at a network pharmacy, replacing a much narrower list limited to certain biologics and infusion, injectable, or inhaled drugs given during surgery.

KEY PROVISIONS
§ 1 Provider contracts may now serve outpatient care offsite as well as onsite majors. 626.8825

AIThe clause governing these provider contracts drops the word 'onsite' from 'as part of onsite outpatient care,' so administration and dispensing of covered prescription drugs under these contracts may now happen offsite as well as at the facility itself.

“administration and dispensing of covered prescription drugs as part of outpatient care” bill text, line 10 →
§ 2 New broad definition for 'covered prescription drug' majors. 626.8825(1)(e)

AIA new defined term, 'covered prescription drug,' means any drug or biologic on a pharmacy benefit manager's formulary that is paid for as a pharmacy benefit at any of the plan's network pharmacies -- replacing the narrower, undefined list of drug types these contracts previously named.

“any drug or biologic included in a pharmacy benefit manager's formulary which is paid for as a pharmacy benefit” bill text, line 46 →
§ 3 Hospital-owned or -employed-physician clinics added to the health care facility definition moderates. 465.0125

AI'Health care facility' under s. 465.0125 now includes a health care clinic licensed under part X of chapter 400 that is owned by a hospital or by physicians employed by a hospital, placing it on the same list as hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices for whatever s. 465.0125 keys to that term.

“a health care clinic licensed under part X of chapter 400 which is owned by a hospital” bill text, line 35 →
TIMELINE
3/13/2026
Died in Banking and Insurance
1/13/2026
Introduced
1/12/2026
Referred to Banking and Insurance; Health Policy; Appropriations
1/5/2026
Filed
STATUTES IT CHANGES
s. 465.0125
+31 / −1
s. 626.8825
+37 / −24
s. 626.8825
+0 / −0