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340B program compliance seems to become more complicated each year, with new reporting obligations, scrutiny and expectations. Even seasoned 340B program health center staff can feel overwhelmed by the volume and pace of developments in the program. HRSA has announced a new rebate model for certain commonly-prescribed drugs beginning January 1, 2027, which further complicates the landscape.
Join Powers’ Jason Reddish for a two-day virtual workshop that will view the 340B program’s patient definition, Medicaid and Medicare billing requirements, and 340B access through a 2026 lens. In addition, it will take a deep dive into more advanced 340B program topics, including inventory management, pharmacy and third-party administrator contracting, and identifying opportunities to expand services to patients through telemedicine and new service lines.
Learning Objectives:
- Apply the most recent interpretations of 340B requirements as implemented by the government.
- Identify the most important terms and protections your health center needs when contracting with vendors for 340B program services.
- Master rules for billing 340B drugs to Medicare and Medicaid in light of new legislative developments.
Audience:
- Pharmacy Managers
- Compliance Officers
- Risk Managers
- CEOs
- CFOs
- COOs
Additional Information:
This is a workshop educational activity, which consists of two separate virtual sessions on two separate days.
Each workshop session will last approximately 3 hours, including breaks.
Each workshop session will be recorded and the recording will be available on-demand shortly after the conclusion of the live session.
Presenter:
Jason Reddish has focused primarily on the 340B Program for the past 13-plus years, representing community health centers, Ryan White HIV/AIDS clinics, and STD program grantees primarily for the past 8 years. His time is split nearly evenly among transactions, compliance, remedial action and advocacy for covered entity protections at the state and federal level. Read his full bio here.
Powers Knowledge: Training for Community Health Centers
Powers Knowledge is an online learning platform designed specifically for community health centers by the attorneys and professionals at Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville.
From foundational to advanced topics, the platform provides practical training and timely updates to enhance compliance, reduce risk, and support excellence in health center operations. Learn more about Powers Knowledge here.
