Ohio bill pushes prescription help for deductibles, out-of-pick expenses

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(The Center Square) – Coupons or other help Ohio patients receive to pay for prescriptions could soon count toward copays and out-of-pocket expenses.

New bipartisan legislation in the state Senate would stop health insurance companies from using copay accumulator programs that don’t count the discounts and potentially increase out-of-pocket expenses when the help ends.

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