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Understanding Provider Panels
Provider panels are lists used by 340B Third-Party Administrators (TPAs) to determine which providers’ claims are 340B eligible. At a minimum, a provider panel should include:
- Provider’s eligible
Year: 2024
Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly suggested that an Oct. 4 update to 340B ESP’s terms of [...] …
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Two community health centers urged a federal appeals court to overturn the dismissal of their 340B antitrust lawsuit, arguing in [...] …
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Federal regulators’ inaction on the 340B program’s interactions with Medicare drug price negotiations will likely lead drugmakers to pursue “manufacturer-friendly” [...] …
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Federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) appear to use their 340B program savings to enhance safety-net care, according to a new [...] …
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Editor’s Note: With 340B-related litigation heating up in several states following the enactment of new contract pharmacy access laws, 340B [...] …
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The leader of a right-leaning think tank that’s received funding from the drug industry criticized pushback that led Johnson & [...] …
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340B PROVIDER LEADER SPOTLIGHT
Edline Victor, Director of Pharmacy, Whole Family Health Center and 2024 Scholarship Recipient for the Apexus Advanced 340B Operations Certificate Program
Q: Where did you go to college/graduate school?
I completed a bachelor’s in biomedical sciences with a minor in public health from the University of South Florida
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TIP: Covered entities must protect their 340B programs from manufacturers attempting to reduce savings and eligibility.
A new federal regulation updating the definition of a covered outpatient drug could change the number of drugs covered under [...] …
