This bill has overwhelming support from the New York Senate and Assembly as well as the people of New York. The people of New York have spoken and spoken loudly. Too many pharmacies have been forced to close. Governor Kathy Hochul please sign this bill into law sooner than later.

Mr. Moore. I echo your sentiment. It’s about time. Let this bill go for a vote! It is good for patients, small businesses and independent pharmacies.

Want to remind everyone we didn’t pass this bill last year (or the year before) and costs still went up. It’s almost like pharmacy costs aren’t what’s driving overall spending up…

@NYS_AM what is going on with A5882c? 121/150 members have signed on as cosponsors, it deserves a vote! Don’t let PCMA stop you from protecting patient access to pharmacy care in communities across New York. #FixRx

The Patients Before Monopolies Act eliminates the vertical integration between Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) and pharmacy businesses. nyrxlaw.com/blog/?post_id=5&…

He also appears to be blocking the Patient Access to Pharmacy Act #PAPA as well which has 112 Assembly Member cosponsors. Out of the way: Legislature must pass Super Speeders bill speedily nydailynews.com/2026/04/26/o…

New simplistic look and user-friendly search bar. nyrxlaw.com

Shared Pharmacy Services nyrxlaw.com/blogpage/?id=sha…

It's been almost a year since this article was published and the #PAPA bill still sits in the NYS Assembly ! For the future of New York’s healthcare system, it’s crucial to pass The Patient Access to Pharmacy Act - EMPIRE REPORT NEW YORK 2026® NEW YORK'S 24/7 NEWS SITE empirereportnewyork.com/for-…

When Standard Oil controlled the flow of energy, it didn’t just compete—it decided who could access the market. When AT&T dominated telecommunications, it didn’t just provide service—it controlled who could connect.   And today, pharmacy benefit managers—companies like CVS Caremark, Express Scripts, and OptumRx—have taken on a similar role in healthcare.   They don’t manufacture medications. They don’t prescribe them.   But they decide which drugs patients can access… where they can get them… and at what cost.   This isn’t just about competition. It’s about control.   History shows us what happens when too much power is concentrated in too few hands—we act.   And for the sake of patients and the pharmacies that serve them, it’s time to take a hard look again.

Don’t do nothing ! Protect Access to Pharmacies for State Employees and Communities: Click on the link and send a message to your elected officials today! pssny.org/votervoice

Protect Access to Pharmacies for State Employees and Communities: Click on the link and send a message to your elected officials today! pssny.org/votervoice

Speaker says House will review Senate PBM changes "through the lens of seeking relief for independent pharmacists" - Magnolia Tribune magnoliatribune.com/2026/03/…