The National Association of Community Health Centers urged Congress and the Biden administration this afternoon to force drug companies to ship 340B drugs to contract pharmacies unconditionally and stop pharmacy benefit managers from siphoning off health centers’ 340B savings.
NACHC called for new 340B-related laws protecting health centers and stronger enforcement of existing laws during a news conference to release findings from a survey of its members this spring. The survey focuses mainly on how manufacturers’ 340B contract pharmacy restrictions affect health centers and their patients.
The National Association of Community Health Centers urged Congress and the Biden administration this afternoon to force drug companies to ship 340B drugs to contract pharmacies unconditionally and stop pharmacy benefit managers from siphoning off health centers’ 340B savings.
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