Two New York health centers have filed a new request with a state trial court to stop a recently launched state pharmacy benefit transfer, which the plaintiffs argue will cost providers millions in annual 340B revenue.
The April 26 state court filing by Heritage Health and Housing Inc. and Evergreen Health against the New York State Department of Health and Acting Health Commissioner James McDonald seeks a preliminary injunction on New York’s shift of the Medicaid managed care pharmacy benefits to Medicaid fee for service. That transition, which has been aggressively opposed by 340B providers and leaders in the state legislature, started April 1.
Two New York health centers have filed a new request with a state trial court to stop a recently launched state pharmacy benefit transfer, which the plaintiffs argue will cost providers millions in annual 340B revenue. The April 26 state […]
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