GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Our Commitment to Compliance
“At TG we have big ideas, take bold actions and are fearless in our pursuit to develop the best possible treatment solutions for those with B-cell diseases. As we work together to accomplish these goals, we hold one another to the highest standards both in what we do and how we do it.”
– Mike Weiss, Chief Executive Officer
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At TG, everyone owns compliance. Our Compliance Program is based on the principles of the Office of Inspector General’s Seven Elements of an Effective Compliance Program. In addition, we voluntarily subscribe to the “Code on Interactions with Healthcare Professionals” published by The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (the “PhRMA Code”) and have adopted policies, procedures and processes to ensure compliance with the PhRMA Code. We have tailored our Compliance Program to meet the specific nature of our business and continuously assesses its effectiveness in order to meet our evolving compliance needs.
Our Commitment to Patient Access
We believe access is essential in ensuring advances are available to patients who are in need of treatment options. At TG we have created a unique approach to decision-making anchored on the clinical value of our products and guided by three core pillars.
Click here to learn more about our commitment to patient access.
Our Commitment to Transparency
SPEND TRANSPARENCY
The Physician Payment Sunshine Act (Sunshine Act) was passed as part of healthcare reform in March 2010 and was in effect as of August 1, 2013. The Sunshine Act, also referred to as “Open Payments,” requires pharmaceutical manufacturers such as TG to track and report certain ownership interests, payments, and transfers of value, including meals, refreshments, educational items, and fee-for-service compensation provided to certain types of licensed U.S. healthcare providers and teaching hospitals.
TG complies with these federal disclosure requirements and encourages you to reference the Open Payments website, which is managed by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS), for additional information.
In addition to the federal requirements, TG is committed to complying with similar applicable state disclosure requirements
If you have any questions or inquiries related to data submitted by TG, please contact transparency@tgtxinc.com.
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR OF RECORD
Thank you for doing your part to ensure the security of your pharmaceutical supply chain by only sourcing products from Authorized Distributors listed below.
STATE DECLARATIONS AND DISCLOSURES
In accordance with state laws, TG Therapeutics is providing the required price disclosures to prescribers in such states. Below please find the applicable disclosure information by state.
COLORADO DISCLOSURE ACT FOR PRESCRIBERS
Colorado Revised Statutes Section 12-280-308 requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide the wholesale acquisition cost (WAC) of the drug when engaging in prescription drug marketing to Colorado prescribers. Under Colorado law, the names of generic prescription drugs (if available) from the same therapeutic class (i.e., same or similar mechanism of action used to treat a specific condition) shall also be provided.
BRIUMVI™ (ublituximab-xiiy) Colorado Disclosure Form (PDF)
CONNECTICUT STATUTORY PRICE DISCLOSURES FOR PRESCRIBERS
Connecticut House Bill No. 6669 requires all pharmaceutical representatives engaged in prescription drug marketing activities in Connecticut to disclose the list price of a legend drug when the representative provides information concerning the legend drug to the prescribing practitioner or pharmacist based on the dose and quantity of such legend drug as described in the medication package insert. Connecticut law also requires manufacturers to provide information on the variation efficacy of the drug marketed to different racial and ethnic groups if such information is available.
Connecticut Compliance Declaration (PDF)
DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE FOR CALIFORNIA
Click the documents below for a description of TG’s Comprehensive Compliance Program pursuant to the California Marketing Practices Act: