Mallinckrodt plc’s corporate integrity agreement with the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General has a unique provision requiring the company to provide public notice of its plans to increase drug prices.
Mallinckrodt Must Publicize Price Increases In Wake Of DOJ Settlement On Medicaid Rebates
Under corporate integrity agreement, Mallinckrodt must post proposed list price increases for Acthar and other non-generic products along with a link to executive compensation. $234m settlement resolves allegations it underpaid Medicaid rebates resulting from Acthar price hikes.
More from Government Payers
• By
As CMS administrator, Mehmet Oz will oversee the second cycle of Medicare drug price negotiations and Part D redesign issues, but will have experienced deputies to help.
• By
Calley Means defended reductions in force at the Health and Human Services Department that shocked and outraged federal workers and stakeholders.
• By
A former CMS manager worries casework and other necessary functions could suffer as a result of the 300 staff cuts at the agency that are part of a massive HHS restructuring.
• By
About 3,500 full-time FDA employees are expected to be laid off as part of a restructuring of the Health and Human Services Department and experts questioned whether the cuts could be implemented without harming FDA’s core mission.
More from Market Access
• By
Calley Means defended reductions in force at the Health and Human Services Department that shocked and outraged federal workers and stakeholders.
• By
CMED, which sets medicine prices in Brazil, has published the maximum price adjustment index for 2025.
• By
Pharmaceutical companies are being encouraged to reach out to NICE in relation to its HTA Innovation Lab, which provides a sandbox environment in which the health technology assessment body can test new methods of evaluating “innovative and disruptive” therapies.