Kentuckians have the 2nd highest annual prescription drug cost in the United States. DJ Johnson will work closely with the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to pass a common-sense prescription drug cost reduction plan to dissuade pharmaceutical manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) from profiting excessively off of the life-saving medications that our communities need. Increased prescription costs disproportionately affect the elderly in our communities, many of which live on a fixed income. DJ will stop this trend, and provide relief to thousands of Kentucky households.