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Tampa General sues Lilly over 340B cutoff as 72 lawmakers press HHS

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Issue

Tampa General Hospital sued Eli Lilly on July 2 after Lilly ended its 340B discounts on June 18 for not sharing claims data, Health News Florida reported. The complaint puts the loss at roughly $24.7 million a year, and 72 House members asked HHS to act.

No health center cutoff has been confirmed so far.

Key points

  • Lilly's cutoff took effect June 18 for covered entities that did not share in-house claims data, and so far only hospitals are reported cut off.
  • Tampa General's federal suit (M.D. Fla., July 2) puts a number on the damage: 25-50% higher Lilly drug costs, ~$24.7M/year per the complaint.
  • 72 bipartisan House members are pressing HHS and HRSA to act, and FQHCs that dispense Lilly drugs should confirm their claims-data status now.

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FQHC Talent. (2026, July 10). Tampa General sues Lilly over 340B cutoff as 72 lawmakers press HHS. Source: WUSF (Health News Florida); Essential Hospitals; BioPharma Dive. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/lilly-340b-termination-tampa-general-lawsuit-house-letter-july-2026