Drug manufacturer Gilead told the National Association of Community Health Centers yesterday that NACHC’s condemnation last month of Gilead’s new conditions on 340B contract pharmacy pricing on its branded hepatitis C treatments “seem to represent a misunderstanding of this integrity initiative.”
“We strongly support the work of community health centers in treating and caring for patients across the United States, and have successfully partnered in increasing access to the treatment of hepatitis C,” Gilead Vice President Jason Krings said in an April 4 letter to NACHC Interim President and CEO Rachel Gonzales-Hanson responding to her March 21 letter to the company. “However, we are concerned with the assertions made in your recent letter.”
Drug manufacturer Gilead told the National Association of Community Health Centers yesterday that NACHC’s condemnation last month of Gilead’s new conditions on 340B contract pharmacy pricing on its branded hepatitis C treatments “seem to represent a misunderstanding of this integrity initiative.”
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