The West Virginia Pharmacy Audit Integrity Act applies to pharmacy benefit managers that perform pharmacy benefit management for covered entities and persons or companies that perform pharmacy audits.
List of Licensed PBM's as of 5/22/23
The PBM Portal is no longer available.
All PBM correspondence should be directed to: OICPBM@wv.gov.
West Virginia's Pharmacy Audit Integrity Act was enacted by the 2019 legislature. The Act requires that effective October 1, 2020, Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) and Auditing Entities must be licensed in order to operate within the state of West Virginia.
Here are the steps to apply for licensure as a PBM:
Apply for licensure as an Auditing Entity:
Here are the steps to renew your licensure as a PBM:
Renewal filings and templates will also be accepted electronically via SERFF. Detailed filling instructions are forthcoming.
Required Reporting for PBMs.
PBM corporate change information should be reported within 30 days of change.