The Change Healthcare cyberattack led to significant business disruptions for pharmacies with few exceptions as a direct result of the vertically-integrated nature of UnitedHealth Group, the National Community Pharmacists Association said in statements for the record for two separate congressional hearings today that will feature testimony by UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty. Independent pharmacies are still struggling daily with operational and financial disruptions months after the cyberattack, NCPA told members of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations in its comments. UnitedHealth Group has done the bare minimum to help pharmacy providers since the attack began, NCPA said, and despite requests for relief and flexibility, other pharmacy benefit manager-insurers are beginning to issue audits into prescriptions dispensed throughout it.