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TIP: Make sure you are taking time to review your 340B wholesaler invoices at least weekly to ensure you are getting the correct
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Resolving 340B noncompliance can be a time-consuming task for 340B participants — and one of the greatest challenges in managing a 340B program. This guide outlines the five steps to successfully navigate resolving compliance issues requiring repayment to manufacturers, from discovery to resolution, and includes
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TIP: When using outsourced telehealth services, be prepared to “Mind the Gap.”
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Leaders of hospitals, health centers and other 340B provider institutions are busy and don’t have time in their demanding days to be involved in the detailed, day-to-day financial oversight of their 340B programs. Yet, they also can’t afford to leave
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With new contract pharmacy restrictions recently announced, and more expected to come in the near future, ensuring compliance is more important than ever in the world of 340B. Here are a few takeaways from last week’s 340B Coalition winter conference in San
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TIP: When approving your 340B wholesaler invoices for payment, make sure to compare the invoiced amount to your 340B catalog or the ceiling
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TIP: For any covered entities with a contract pharmacy program, it is critical to review carve-out/ineligible claims data from your TPA system(s) to
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