A coalition of 55 Conservative groups and activists have voiced major concerns at US President Donald Trump’s proposals on Medicare drug prices.
Mr Trump and Alex Azar, Secretary for Health and Human Services, last month unveiled plans to create an international pricing index (IPI) payment model for drugs administered under Medicare Part B.
They promised that the model, which imports overseas price controls into the USA by modifying the Part B reimbursement rate so that it is calculated based on the prices set by 14 countries, would cut down on “foreign freeloading” and reduce US drug prices.
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