Are Connecticut's 340B Hospitals Putting Profits Over Patients?

The 340B program should help vulnerable Connecticut patients. Instead, 340B hospitals, contract pharmacies and PBMs are using the program to earn massive profits at the expense of patients.

Connecticut 340B Hospitals in the News

At two CT hospitals, few residents eligible for free, discounted care

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Yale New Haven, medical group agree to pay $560K to resolve false claims allegations involving Bridgeport Hospital

Hartford Courtant

A report says CT hospitals could give more to charity. Here’s how, and why hospitals say it ‘cherry-picks data.’

Hartford Courtant

Nonprofit hospitals have an obligation to help their communities, but the people who live nearby may see little benefit

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In Sheep’s Clothing – United States’ Poorly Regulated Nonprofit Hospitals Undermine Health Care Access

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When Hospitals and Doctors Sue Their Patients: The Medical Debt Crisis Through a New Lens

University of Connecticut

Connecticut 340B Hospitals by the Numbers

340B is costing CT employers and workers $121 million annually.
Foregone rebates from the 340B program reduce state and local tax revenue in CT by $5.9 million.

94% of CT hospitals provide below-average levels of charity care.

CT 340B hospitals have 4,136 contracts with 340B pharmacies, 39% with out-of-state pharmacies.

CT state health plan enrollees faced a 186% average markup on 340B medicines.

Hartford Hospital earns annual profits of $155 million.

Four out of five Connecticut residents support reforms to end 340B program abuse.

Connecticut residents are deeply concerned about big, tax-exempt hospitals exploiting the 340B program for profit. Without federal reform, patients, taxpayers and employers will continue bearing the costs. Now is the time to fix 340B.

State figures are based on most recent data from AIR340B, PhRMA, IQVIA, National Consumers League and ProPublica. Last updated May 2026.

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340B Hospitals in Connecticut

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Entity Name Address City Zip 340B ID
Bridgeport Hospital 267 Grant St. Bridgeport 6610 DSH070010
Bristol Hospital, Inc. 41 Brewster Rd. Bristol 6010 DSH070029
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital 540 Litchfield St. Torrington 6790 RRC070011-00
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital 540 Litchfield Street Torrington 6790 DSH070011
Connecticut Children's Medical Center 282 Washington St. Hartford 6106 PED073300-00
Day Kimball Hospital 320 Pomfret St. Putnam 6260 DSH070003
Hartford Hospital 80 Seymour St. Hartford 6102 DSH070025
Lawrence & Memorial Hospital 365 Montauk Ave. New London 6320 DSH070007
Midstate Medical Center 435 Lewis Ave. Meriden 6451 RRC070017-00
Midstate Medical Center 435 Lewis Avenue Meriden 6451 RRC070017-00
Norwalk Hospital 34 Maple St. Norwalk 6850 RRC070034-00
St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center 114 Woodland St. Hartford 6105 DSH070002
St. Mary's Hospital 56 Franklin St. Waterbury 6706 DSH070016
St. Vincent's Medical Center 2800 Main St. Bridgeport 6606 DSH070028
The Griffin Hospital 130 Division Street Derby 6418 DSH070031
The Hospital of Central Connecticut 100 Grand St. New Britain 6052 DSH070035
The Stamford Hospital One Hospital Plaza Stamford 6902 DSH070006
The William W. Backus Hospital 326 Washington St. Norwich 6360 DSH070024
UConn Health 263 Farmington Ave. Farmington 6032 DSH070036
Yale New Haven Hospital 20 York St. New Haven 6510 DSH070022

Data from HRSA Office of Pharmacy Affairs 340B OPAIS Database – Accessed January 2025

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