Caps inhaler costs at $15 per month for millions with breathing conditions across all insurance types.
This bill would cap the cost of prescription inhalers and related equipment at $15 per month. This applies to people with private insurance, Medicare, or no insurance. The goal is to make these breathing medications more affordable by ending deductibles and setting a clear price limit. These changes would start in 2026.
Today, people with breathing disorders often pay varying amounts for inhalers, including deductibles that can be more than $15 per month. If this bill becomes law, most people with private insurance, Medicare, or no insurance would pay no more than $15 for a 30-day or month's supply of specified inhalers, and deductibles would not apply, starting January 1, 2026.
S 2756 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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