Related Party Transactions	12 Months Ended
Jun. 30, 2017
Related Party Transactions [Abstract]
Related Party Transactions	(17) Related Party Transactions During fiscal 2017, 2016 and 2015, the Company purchased inventory from its corporate joint venture in the amount of $3,236, $2,831 and $3,204, respectively. During fiscal 2017, Rising Health and Acetris Health incurred costs of $1,865 and $165, respectively, related to consulting services provided by former Citron and Lucid employees, in connection with a transition services agreement entered into at the time of the Company’s 2016 product purchase agreement. Citron and Lucid are affiliates of Vimal Kavuru, a member of the Company’s Board of Directors. In October 2017, Rising will commence leasing approximately 125,000 gross square feet of warehouse space in Somerset, New Jersey. This building is owned by an affiliate of Mr. Kavuru. On November 2, 2016, the Company, Citron and Cronus Research Labs Private Limited, a research and development company headquartered in India that is affiliated with Vimal Kavuru (“Cronus”), entered into two amended and restated joint development agreements pursuant to which Cronus has been engaged to develop a portfolio of nine pipeline products (“Development Agreement I”) and certain other products (“Development Agreement II” and together with Development Agreement I, the “Development Agreements”) on behalf of Citron. Under the terms of Development Agreement I, Cronus has agreed to pay the first $3,500 of the development costs incurred after December 21, 2016, and 50% of any development costs incurred above that threshold in exchange for obtaining reimbursement for its costs funded out of the profits earned, if any, from the pipeline products that are commercially launched, and a specified portion of the profits from those products thereafter. Under the terms of Development Agreement II, Cronus has agreed to pay the development costs for the products covered thereby in exchange for obtaining reimbursement for its costs funded out of the profits earned, if any, from such products that are commercially launched (subject to a $1,445 maximum), and a specified portion of the profits from those products thereafter. Mr. Kavuru was not a member of the Company’s Board at the time that the above-mentioned transition services agreement, lease or Development Agreements were executed.

Related Party Transactions

12 Months Ended

Jun. 30, 2017

(17) Related Party Transactions

During fiscal 2017, 2016 and 2015, the Company purchased inventory from its corporate joint venture in the amount of $3,236, $2,831 and $3,204, respectively.

During fiscal 2017, Rising Health and Acetris Health incurred costs of $1,865 and $165, respectively, related to consulting services provided by former Citron and Lucid employees, in connection with a transition services agreement entered into at the time of the Company’s 2016 product purchase agreement. Citron and Lucid are affiliates of Vimal Kavuru, a member of the Company’s Board of Directors.

In October 2017, Rising will commence leasing approximately 125,000 gross square feet of warehouse space in Somerset, New Jersey. This building is owned by an affiliate of Mr. Kavuru.

On November 2, 2016, the Company, Citron and Cronus Research Labs Private Limited, a research and development company headquartered in India that is affiliated with Vimal Kavuru (“Cronus”), entered into two amended and restated joint development agreements pursuant to which Cronus has been engaged to develop a portfolio of nine pipeline products (“Development Agreement I”) and certain other products (“Development Agreement II” and together with Development Agreement I, the “Development Agreements”) on behalf of Citron. Under the terms of Development Agreement I, Cronus has agreed to pay the first $3,500 of the development costs incurred after December 21, 2016, and 50% of any development costs incurred above that threshold in exchange for obtaining reimbursement for its costs funded out of the profits earned, if any, from the pipeline products that are commercially launched, and a specified portion of the profits from those products thereafter. Under the terms of Development Agreement II, Cronus has agreed to pay the development costs for the products covered thereby in exchange for obtaining reimbursement for its costs funded out of the profits earned, if any, from such products that are commercially launched (subject to a $1,445 maximum), and a specified portion of the profits from those products thereafter.

Mr. Kavuru was not a member of the Company’s Board at the time that the above-mentioned transition services agreement, lease or Development Agreements were executed.