AMGEN sucked patient access dry

to feed their giant
profit margins.

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AMGEN illegally clawed back millions of dollars 
intended to give underserved patients access to care.

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AMGEN knowingly
broke the law
and profited while underserved patients suffered.

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Amgen clawed back millions of dollars
intended for patient care at not-for-profit safety-net clinics

Defying federal 34OB program rules designed to keep medicine affordable for vulnerable communities.
This isn’t just a legal dispute. It’s about access, fairness, and accountability.

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Amgen’s Overreach. Patients Pay the Price.

340B helps safety-net providers keep medicine and care within reach. When Amgen claws back resources, clinics lose support and patients lose access.

What is 34OB?

A federal program that requires drug companies to sell discounted medicine to clinics serving people who can’t afford care. The money saved is used to keep those clinics staffed and running.

What Happened?

Amgen decided on its own to stop honoring 340B discounts for some safety-net clinics, ignoring federal rules and cutting off money that clinics rely on to care for low-income patients.

Who Does It Hurt?

When Amgen ignored the rules, low-income patients lost access to the care they depend on, causing real, preventable harm in the communities these clinics serve.
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The Damage Is Bigger Than One Clinic

Amgen’s record, the clinics at risk, and the number of patients who could be affected all point to the same thing: this fight is urgent.

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340B.  Three numbers and one letter.  What does it mean?  For most Americans, it’s an unknown part of the federal health care bureaucracy. It only shows up for the people it helps every day.
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The Risk to the Health Care Safety Net and Why Sagebrush Filed a Lawsuit to Protect It

A safety net health care provider is what you might assume it is: It’s a health care entity — such as a community health center, public hospital or clinic — that provides essential services to low-income, uninsured or vulnerable populations, regardless of their ability to pay.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal’s Adventist Decision and What It Means for 340B Accountability

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