of real-time benefit tools to lower beneficiary costs. Sec. 126. Improvements to provision of parts A and B claims data to prescription drug plans. Sec. 127. Permanently authorize a successful pilot on retroactive Medicare part D coverage for low-income beneficiaries. Sec. 128. Medicare part D rebate by manufacturers for certain drugs with prices increasing faster than inflation. Sec. 129. Prohibiting branding on part D benefit cards. Sec. 130. Requiring prescription drug plans and MA–PD plans to report potential fraud, waste, and abuse to the Secretary of HHS. Sec. 131. Establishment of pharmacy quality measures under Medicare part D. Sec. 132. Addition of new measures based on access to biosimilar biological products to the 5-star rating system under Medicare Advantage. Sec. 133. HHS study and report on the influence of pharmaceutical manufacturer third-party reimbursement hubs on health care providers who prescribe their drugs and biologicals. Subtitle C—Miscellaneous Sec. 141. Drug manufacturer price transparency. Sec. 142. Strengthening and expanding pharmacy benefit managers transparency requirements. Sec. 143. Prescription drug pricing dashboards. Sec. 144. Improving coordination between the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Sec. 145. Patient consultation in Medicare national and local coverage determinations in order to mitigate barriers to inclusion of such perspectives. Sec. 146. GAO study on increases to Medicare and Medicaid spending due to copayment coupons and other patient assistance programs. Sec. 147. MedPAC report on shifting coverage of certain Medicare part B drugs to Medicare part D. Sec. 148. Taking steps to fulfill treaty obligations to tribal communities. TITLE II—Medicaid Sec. 201. Medicaid pharmacy and therapeutics committee improvements. Sec. 202. Improving reporting requirements and developing standards for the use of drug use review boards in State Medicaid programs. Sec. 203. GAO report on conflicts of interest in State Medicaid program