MORE Savings Act

The MORE Savings Act eliminates copays and deductibles for opioid treatment under Medicare, private health plans, and Medicaid. It requires Medicare beneficiaries to have no out-of-pocket costs for opioid treatment drugs, behavioral health services, and recovery support (like peer counseling and transportation). Private health plans must cover these services without cost-sharing starting in 2027, and Medicaid states get a 90% federal match for medication-assisted treatment. The bill directly affects Medicare beneficiaries, private insurance enrollees, and Medicaid recipients seeking opioid use disorder treatment.