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A 1412

Relates to exceptions from registration requirements for nonresident pharmacies in certain cases

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Michael Benedetto and 13 co-sponsors

Overview: Bill Number: A 1412, Title: Relates to exceptions from registration requirements for nonresident pharmacies in certain cases, Status: REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION, Introd

REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION
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Bill Summary · A 1412

Overview: Bill Number: A 1412, Title: Relates to exceptions from registration requirements for nonresident pharmacies in certain cases, Status: REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION, Introduced: January 09, 2025

Purpose and Intent: The purpose of this bill is to create limited exceptions to the registration requirements for nonresident pharmacies that provide services to certain healthcare facilities or organizations within the state. This is intended to improve access to pharmaceutical services for patients in specialized settings while maintaining appropriate regulatory oversight.

Key Provisions:
- Exempts nonresident pharmacies from the state's registration requirements if they are providing services exclusively to:
- Hospitals, nursing homes, or other licensed healthcare facilities
- Hospice programs
- Facilities operated by the state or federal government
- Requires nonresident pharmacies seeking the exemption to meet specific criteria, such as holding a valid license in their home state and complying with state regulations

Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Patients receiving care at the specified healthcare facilities and organizations will have improved access to necessary pharmaceutical services
- Nonresident pharmacies that meet the exemption criteria will be able to provide services in the state without the burden of the full registration process
- The state's regulatory agencies will maintain oversight over the nonresident pharmacies through the exemption requirements

Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
The bill has been referred to the Higher Education committee for further consideration. If passed, the new exemption provisions would take effect immediately upon the bill becoming law.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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