PACER filings: 340B drug pricing · October 14, 2026 · Primary source
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION v. KENNEDY
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What this may mean
The AbbVie rebate model plan for VRAYLAR directly implicates 340B-covered entities, including hospitals, that currently receive upfront discounts on the drug and would instead receive rebates under the proposed pilot. Hospitals and other 340B participants purchasing VRAYLAR for Medicare patients would face cash-flow and billing changes if the rebate model displaces the statutory discount at point of sale. The litigation posture suggests hospital plaintiffs are challenging CMS's authority to implement or permit this rebate model for IRA-negotiated drugs.
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