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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2026

TrumpRx.gov And Plan Sponsors

In February 2026, the federal government launched the TrumpRx.gov website (www.trumprx.gov) designed to help individuals obtain prescription drug "coupons" which, in many situations...

United StatesEmployment and HR

In February 2026, the federal government launched the TrumpRx.gov website (www.trumprx.gov) designed to help individuals obtain prescription drug "coupons" which, in many situations, may lower the cost of several dozen drugs that are noted on that website.

There is no underlying law or regulation that specifically creates the new website or specifies its terms and conditions. Thus, its impact on employers and plan sponsors is a bit unclear. As currently designed, TrumpRx.gov does not specifically "integrate" with group health plans. Thus, its impact on plan sponsors may be modest.

There are some outstanding questions and considerations for plan sponsors:

  1. Must plan sponsors accumulate costs toward deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums and if so, how? The ESI Settlement requires ESI to count the cost of prescription drugs purchased through TrumpRx.gov toward a plan participant's deductible and out-of-pocket maximum (OOP) in its Standard Offering. Must a plan sponsor require its

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