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Each year the Department of Consumer and Business Services holds a public hearing on prescription drug pricing. The public hearings include state legislators and provide time for public comment. The hearings cover topics related to prescription drug pricing to inform the Oregon Legislature and the public. No preregistration required.
The 2024 public hearing will be held on Dec. 4, 2024, at 10 a.m.
Attend in person: Room 260 (second floor) at 350 Winter St. NE, Salem, OR 97301
Attend online with Zoom: http://dcbspage.org/RXDRUGPRICEHEARING2024
Attend by phone: 669-254-5252 (toll-free); ID: 160 927 3735
Hearing presentation
Documents
Highlights and recommendations from the 2024 Drug Price Transparency Report
Drug advertising
Drug rebates
Hearing presentations
There will be opportunities for public comment. Insurance Commissioner Andrew Stolfi will facilitate the hearing, and Oregon legislators will ask questions and lead discussions about the panel presentations.
We encourage you to testify at the hearing or provide written testimony. Contact us at rx.prices@dcbs.oregon.gov for any questions you have about sharing your story or the public hearing.
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services is asking for the public's help before the 2024 public hearing on prescription drug prices. The department has set up a brief survey for consumers to share their stories about rising prescription drug prices. Drug prices play a major role in the health care decisions of Oregonians, and the cost of prescription drugs have steadily increased. The department wants to hear your stories about the increased costs of prescription drug prices and how they have affected you and your family.
You can watch the recording of the previous annual public hearings below and review the agendas, slides, and written testimony.
If you need special services, please notify our team no later than Nov. 22, 2024.
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