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Lawyers for HHS and HRSA told a federal district court yesterday the agencies oppose a health center’s efforts to have the longstanding 340B program definition of patient declared illegal.

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Feds Tell Court They Oppose Health Center’s Effort to Sink 340B Patient Definition

Lawyers for federal healthcare officials told a federal district court yesterday that the government opposes a South Carolina health center’s efforts to have the longstanding 340B program definition of patient declared illegal.

In papers filed Sept. 22 in federal district court in Florence, S.C., U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Administrator Carole Johnson, and Office of Pharmacy Affairs (OPA) Director Emeka Egwim said the health center, Genesis Health Care, is entitled to no relief on its 340B-related claims against them or their agencies.

Lawyers for federal healthcare officials told a federal district court yesterday that the government opposes a South Carolina health center’s efforts to have the longstanding 340B program definition of patient declared illegal.

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