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New York State last week reasserted claims that CVS Health illegally forces 340B providers to use its 340B TPA Wellpartner.

New York State Stands by its 340B-Related Antitrust Claims Against CVS

The New York State attorney general last week reasserted that CVS Health abused its market power by forcing 340B covered entities who use CVS to dispense 340B-priced drugs to use the retail chain’s third-party administrator Wellpartner to process their 340B claims.

The state sued CVS in state court in July. CVS moved to dismiss the case in September. The state responded to CVS’s motion Oct. 19.

The New York State attorney general last week reasserted that CVS Health abused its market power by forcing 340B covered entities who use CVS to dispense 340B-priced drugs to use the retail chain’s third-party administrator Wellpartner to process their 340B claims.

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