340B Recertification for CDC Grantees Starts May 8

Recertification
Annual 340B recertification for CDC grantees will be May 8 through June 5.

This year’s annual 340B recertification period for U.S. Centers for Disease Prevention and Control grantees—Title X family planning, sexually transmitted disease, and tuberculosis clinics—will be May 8 through June 5, the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration said Tuesday.

Recertification

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In Surprise Move, Pennsylvania Wants 340B Modifiers on Medicaid Managed Care Drugs

Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania 340B covered entities say they were blindsided by the state's disclosure last week that it wants drug claims billed to Medicaid managed care organizations to include a modifier showing if the prescription was filled with a 340B-purchased drug.

Pennsylvania health centers are upset about what they say was the state Medicaid office’s disclosure without warning last week that, starting July 1, it wants drug claims billed to Medicaid managed care organizations to include a modifier showing if the

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Daiichi-Sankyo Offering Refunds for 340B Overcharges on Two Drugs

Enhertu
Daiichi-Sankyo is offering refunds for 340B overcharges on its breast cancer drug Enhertu and cholesterol drug Welchol for Oral Suspension.

Drug manufacturer Daiichi-Sankyo is offering 340B covered entities refunds for overcharges on metastatic breast cancer treatment Enhertu during Q1 2020 and on cholesterol medication Welchol for Oral Suspension during Q1 2022 and Q4 2022.

The U.S. Health Resources and Services

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New 340B Transparency Bill to be Discussed Next Week in House Hearing, U.S. Senate Bills Introduced

Bucshon bill
Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-Ind.) has has written a bill to impose significant 340B program reporting requirements on disproportionate share hospitals and maybe other covered entities.

U.S. Rep. Larry Bucshon (R-Ind.), vice chair of the House Energy & Commerce health subcommittee, has written a bill to impose significant 340B program reporting requirements on disproportionate share hospitals and potentially other covered entities. Meanwhile, two bills have been

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HRSA Administrator Open to Congress’ Help Ensuring 340B Accountability and Transparency

Carole Johnson
HRSA Administrator Carole Johnson said during a House hearing yesterday she would welcome congressional help ensuring there is “accountability and transparency” in 340B.

U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration Administrator Carole Johnson said on Capitol Hill yesterday that HRSA would welcome congressional help ensuring there is “accountability and transparency” in the 340B program.

Johnson was answering questions from Rep. Morgan Griffith (R-Va.) during

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Closed Pennsylvania 340B Hospital Sues CVS Health Over 340B TPA Policy

Brandywine Hospital
A closed Pennsylvania hospital has filed a federal antitrust class action against CVS over its 340B contract pharmacy policies.

A Philadelphia-area hospital that closed last year after its sale fell through has filed a federal antitrust class action against healthcare conglomerate CVS over its 340B contract pharmacy policies.

The same shuttered hospital has been challenging in state court its

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California Senate Committee Approves Bill to Protect 340B Providers from Alleged PBM Discrimination

California
The California Hospital Association argued in a June 20 letter to the state’s congressional delegation that “core provisions” of the 340B Affording Care for Communities and Ensuring a Strong Safety-Net (340B ACCESS) Act “will reduce access to care for vulnerable populations.”

A California Senate health committee yesterday unanimously approved a bill to prohibit pharmacy benefit managers from employing practices that 340B covered entities view as discriminatory. On Wednesday, California’s SB-786 was approved by the Senate Health Committee and now goes

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Feds Pass on Asking Full Appeals Court to Reconsider Adverse 340B Contract Pharmacy Ruling and Vacate Enforcement Letters to Three Manufacturers

Third Circuit Court
The federal government opted not to ask a federal appeals court to reconsider its opinion upholding three drug makers' restrictions on 340B pricing when their drugs are shipped to be dispensed by contract pharmacies.

The federal government yesterday decided not to ask all 14 judges on the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia to review a three-judge panel’s unanimous January opinion upholding AstraZeneca, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi’s restrictions on 340B pricing when

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Lilly Asks Covered Entity to Promptly Repay “Duplicate 340B/Medicaid Discounts”

Lilly
Eli Lilly is conducting government approved 340B provider audits that for the first time look for certain Medicaid health plan duplicate discounts.

Drug manufacturer Eli Lilly asked a 340B covered entity last week to promptly repay it for “duplicate 340B/Medicaid discounts” and evaluate all Lilly prescriptions that it or its contract pharmacies dispensed for the last three years.

Consultants and attorneys with

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New Group 340B Truth Seeks Provider Consensus on Federal Legislation

340B Truth
A new group, 340B Truth, is seeking a covered entity consensus position on 340B reform to take to Congress for quick action.

About a dozen people who advise, help run, or work at 340B covered entities are launching a nonprofit group, 340B Truth, to try to hammer out a covered entity consensus position on 340B reform and urge Congress to pass it

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