A MedPAC analysis found that Medicare paid 340B hospitals significantly more than the ceiling price for dozens of medications in 2022.

MedPAC Analysis Estimates Medicare Part B Payments to 340B Hospitals are Significantly Higher than Ceiling Prices

April 16, 2024 Shannon Young, Associate Editor/Senior Writer Views

Medicare paid hospitals substantially more—almost $4 billion in aggregate—than the 340B ceiling price costs for dozens of single-source drugs, biologics [...]

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MedPAC Analysis Estimates Medicare Part B Payments to 340B Hospitals are Significantly Higher than Ceiling Prices

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MedPAC Analysis Estimates Medicare Part B Payments to 340B Hospitals are Significantly Higher than Ceiling Prices

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