Three Democratic and three Republican U.S. House members asked the U.S. Health and Human Services Department (HHS) on Friday “to move quickly to enforce the law and begin assessing civil monetary penalties on manufacturers that have denied 340B pricing to providers.”
“The slow pace of HHS’s enforcement efforts to date has emboldened additional companies to begin unlawfully overcharging covered entities and threatens the integrity of the 340B program,” the bipartisan bloc told HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra in a Jan. 21 letter released to news organizations this morning.
Three Democratic and three Republican U.S. House members asked the U.S. Health and Human Services Department (HHS) on Friday “to move quickly to enforce the law and begin assessing civil monetary penalties on manufacturers that have denied 340B pricing to providers.”
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