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This bill amends the Controlled Substances Act to allow qualified addiction medicine physicians and psychiatrists to prescribe methadone for opioid use disorder through pharmacies, rather than requiring treatment only at specialized opioid treatment programs. Prescriptions must be issued electronically and dispensed in liquid or dispersible tablet form, and practitioners must obtain informed consent from patients regarding confidentiality differences between pharmacy and program-based dispensing. States may opt out of this system by requesting that the Attorney General cease registering practitioners and revoke existing registrations within their borders. The bill requires annual reporting to Congress on the number of registered practitioners, state opt-outs, and pharmacy methadone orders.
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