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As the dispute with drug manufacturers over 340B contract pharmacies drags on, Sentry Data Systems has unveiled a suite of resources and capabilities to help covered entities decide on their next steps. It’s no coincidence that this has happened as Sentry integrates more closely as part of The

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Hospitals, community health centers and other covered entities participating in the 340B program are not-for-profit and the purpose of 340B is to help them stretch their scarce federal resource dollars to enhance patient care. The mission of covered entities

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Referral prescriptions can be a critical source of 340B savings opportunity for covered entities (CEs) in their mission to “…stretch federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.” Whereas only a few years ago CEs

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Are you attending the upcoming 340B Coalition Summer Conference in Washington DC? Join us for Lunch!

Gaylord National Harbor

Monday, August 1 | 11:30 a.m. ET

Join some of the most respected 340B veterans for an interactive panel discussion on the latest updates impacting the 340B program.  Marsha Simon, Ph.D.

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For 340B covered entities, delivering quality care and providing access to services is critical for the wellbeing of the underserved patient populations in their communities.

When Castle Family Health Centers, a community health center in Merced County California with three locations, sought a partner to support the ongoing performance of

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The 340B drug pricing program enables covered entities to stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services. But 340B’s benefit goes beyond providing office visits with a physician and prescriptions to control HIV. 340B also supports the execution of many pharmacy

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Community health center (CHC) pharmacies, which have long operated with tight budgets, have recently been further weighed down by a trifecta of woes:

1. Significant staffing shortages and lower margins related to COVID-19 – according to a 2021 Capital Link report, 66% of CHCs risked