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Groups that represent or work with 340B hospitals urged the FTC to take a closer look at PBMs' alleged discriminatory business practices.

Groups Blast PBMs’ Discrimination Against 340B Hospitals in Letters to FTC

Pharmacy benefit managers’ discriminatory business practices against 340B hospitals boost PBMs’ financial bottom lines while hurting the hospitals’ mission to serve vulnerable patients, groups that represent or work with 340B hospitals and their pharmacists recently told the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

The American Hospital Association (AHA), hospital group 340B HealthAmerican Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), National Rural Health Association (NRHA), and group purchasing organization Premierraised the 340B program in letters to the FTC.

Pharmacy benefit managers’ discriminatory business practices against 340B hospitals boost PBMs’ financial bottom lines while hurting the hospitals’ mission to serve vulnerable patients, groups that represent or work with 340B hospitals and their pharmacists recently told the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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