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Chronic drug shortages
impact patient care across
the United States. Our
mission is to provide
quality generic medicines
that are available and
affordable to everyone.
Member hospital teams and their
patients now have reliable access to
over 40 Civica medicines, including
those used to help fight COVID-19.
- Learn more about Civica's efforts
to stabilize the supply of
essential medicines across the
United States.
- Learn more about Civica's efforts
These include:
Advocate Aurora Health
Allegheny Health Network
Aspirus Health System
Baptist Health
Baptist Health South Florida
Baylor Scott & White Health
BJC HealthCare
Christiana Care Health System
CommonSpirit Health
Cone Health
Emerson Health
Franciscan Alliance
Gary and Mary West Foundation
Griffin Hospital
Hospital Corporation of America (HCA)
Hospital Sisters Health System
Integris Health
Intermountain Healthcare
Kaiser Permanente
Kootenai Healthcare
Laura and John Arnold Foundation
Mayo Clinic
MemorialCare
Memorial Hermann
Montage Health
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New Hanover Regional Medical Center
NorthBay Healthcare
North Memorial Hospital
NYU Langone Health
Ochsner Health System
Peterson Center on Healthcare
Piedmont Health
Piedmont Health
ProMedica Health
Piedmont Health
Providence St. Joseph Health
Regional One Health
Reid Health
Samaritan Health Services
SCL Health
Sanford Health
SCL Health
Southeast Georgia Health System
Spectrum Health
SSM Health
St. Clair Hospital
Steward Health Care System
St. Luke's University Health Network
The Christ Hospital
ThedaCare
Trinity Health
UnityPoint Health
University of Miami Health
University of Utah Health
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
VCU Health
Recent News
Sandoz Collaborates with Civica Rx to Help Reduce Critical Generic Medicine Shortages in US Hospitals
Sandoz Inc. today announced it has entered into a long-term agreement with Civica Rx (Civica, Inc.) to manufacture and supply critical injectable generic medicines, to help reduce supply shortages and ensure acute care settings can deliver optimal patient care. Under the five-year agreement, Sandoz will supply six injectable medicines widely used at Civica’s 1,200...
Kaiser Permanente Joins Forces with Civica Rx to Improve Availability and Affordability of Essential Generic Medication
Kaiser Permanente, the nation’s largest nonprofit, integrated health system, announced that it is joining with nonprofit Civica Rx in its mission of assuring that health providers nationally have access to stable and affordable supplies of essential generic medications throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Kaiser Permanente joins Civica as a governing member with a...
Civica CEO’s Congressional Testimony on Generic Drug Supply
Chairman Grassley, Ranking Member Wyden, and Members of the Committee, my name is Martin VanTrieste. I am the President and CEO of Civica, Inc. I am also a 35-year veteran of the pharmaceutical industry. It is an honor to appear before you today, and an honor to follow a group of dedicated public...
Why Civica?
Over the past two decades, shortages of generic, injectable drugs critical to the lifesaving work of hospitals in the United States have become commonplace. These drug shortages are so ubiquitous that hospitals and health care systems now maintain permanent drug shortage response teams that seek alternatives to unavailable drugs.
As a result, time that hospital pharmacists, technicians, nurses and others would prefer to spend caring for patients is spent ensuring that the patients who most need short-supply drugs get whatever supply is available.
Civica was created to reduce and prevent drug shortages and the price spikes that can accompany them. Its mission is to make quality generic medicines accessible and affordable to everyone.