Sec. 4. (a) For a partial fill of an opioid prescription, a pharmacist shall dispense, upon request of the: (1) patient; (2) personal or legal representative of the patient; or (3) guardian of the patient; the lesser amount requested. (b) If a prescription for an opioid is partially filled under subsection (a), the pharmacist shall do the following: (1) Comply with the partial refill requirements set forth in 21 U.S.C. 829. (2) Document that an individual described in subsection (a) for whom the partial prescription was filled (or the individual's personal or legal representative or guardian) requested the partially filled prescription. IC 25-1-9.8 Chapter 9.8. Practitioner Good Faith Estimates 25-1-9.8-1 "Covered individual" 25-1-9.8-1.5 "Episode of care" 25-1-9.8-2 "Good faith estimate" 25-1-9.8-3 "Health carrier" 25-1-9.8-4 "In network" 25-1-9.8-5 "Network" 25-1-9.8-6 "Network plan" 25-1-9.8-7 "Nonemergency health care service" 25-1-9.8-8 "Practitioner" 25-1-9.8-8.5 "Price" 25-1-9.8-9 "Provider" 25-1-9.8-10 "Provider facility" 25-1-9.8-11 Applicability; request for good faith estimate; requirements 25-1-9.8-12 In network good faith estimates; out of network good faith estimates 25-1-9.8-13 Provision of good faith estimate 25-1-9.8-14 Good faith estimate requirements; information health carrier and provider must provide to practitioner; when practitioner not subject to penalties 25-1-9.8-15 Provision of information by practitioner to provider facility 25-1-9.8-16 Practitioner duty to give written notice of individual's right to an estimate; rules 25-1-9.8-17 Medicare good faith estimates 25-1-9.8-18 Practitioner or provider facility communication about right to good faith estimate by at least three means; required contents 25-1-9.8-19 Action by appropriate board concerning good faith estimate or communication about right to estimate 25-1-9.8-20 Compliance with federal requirements
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