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We've had the privilege to
deliver increased supplies
of medicines needed in
COVID-19 hot spots across
the US. We're grateful to
all on the front lines and
honored to help.
To date, Civica has secured 40 medications for our member hospitals, quickly approaching our plans for 100 medications by 2023.
- Read a quick summary about Civica and why we exist
- Learn more about our newest health system member and supplier partner
- Read Civica CEO’s Congressional testimony on generic drug supply
- Learn more about our public/private partnership to manufacture essential medicines
We thank 50+ health systems, representing 1,200+ hospitals across the US, for joining Civica Rx to help ensure quality medicines are accessible and affordable to everyone. These include:
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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
Veterans Administration
VCU Health
Recent News
Advantages of Civica Rx
Civica Rx was established in 2018 to address a persistent drug shortage problem that has become a national crisis for hospitals and patients. Civica, a mission-driven, not-for-profit, non-stock generic drug company, was founded by leading hospital systems that know first-hand about the impact of the inconsistent, unpredictable, and often unstable market dynamics that lead...
Duke University | FDA Workshop on Drug Shortages
Civica Rx CEO Martin VanTrieste participated in the November 27th, 2018 FDA Workshop on Drug Shortages at Duke University. ...
Civica CEO Martin VanTrieste | Civica’s Mission
Martin was recently a key note speaker at the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) Annual Meeting and participated in a post-event podcast, where he shared information about Civica's plans to ensure hospital patients are able to receive the medicines they need, when they need them. Listen here. They also asked him for tips on how to...
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.