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Legislation that included 340B hospital reporting requirements failed to advance in the Indiana legislature.

340B Hospital Transparency Bill Dies in Indiana

Legislation in Indiana that would have required hospitals to file annual reports disclosing their median reimbursement for 340B-priced drugs, along with numerous other financial disclosures, has failed to advance and has no chance of passage this year.

The wide-ranging hospital transparency bill, which was sponsored by long-time State Rep. Martin Carbaugh (R), was introduced on Jan. 11 and sent to the House Committee on Insurance for further action. However, “HB 1291 did not receive a hearing and therefore is not moving forward” said Laura McCaffrey, vice president of public affairs and communications with the Indiana Hospital Association.

Legislation in Indiana that would have required hospitals to file annual reports disclosing their median reimbursement for 340B-priced drugs, along with numerous other financial disclosures, has failed to advance and has no chance of passage this year.

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