Q: Where did you grow up?
I grew up in Alpharetta, GA, near Atlanta and have spent the last 17 years in Charlotte, NC.
Q: Where did you go to college/graduate school?
University of Georgia
Q: What are your favorites?
Food: Any fresh seafood but especially grouper and oysters.
Movie: A River Runs Through It
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Since its introduction in 1992, the 340B Program has vastly altered the pharmacy landscape. In these very uncertain times, as we continue to grasp COVID-19’s longevity and struggle to predict a tumultuous 340B environment, we see considerable talk about 340B optimization. From expanding contract pharmacy networks
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Q: Where did you grow up?
Glens Falls NY in the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains
Q: Where did you go to college/graduate school?
SUNY Adirondack and Union College
Q: What are your favorites?
Food: Lobster and clams by the ocean in Maine
Movie: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Musicians: Eric Clapton,
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Q: Where did you grow up?
I grew up in Scranton and Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania and regularly traveled from Pittsburgh to Philly. My mom was a registered nurse, and I would volunteer to assist her growing up. Caring for her patients not only ignited my philanthropic passion but also illuminated the many bumps on their road to recovery. I
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Finance guys like myself often have the reputation of being unwilling to spend money. However, we can always be convinced to invest in activities with a high likelihood of return.
The financial pressures of the last year have underscored the importance of the 340B program and its impact on hospital finances. Against the backdrop
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A patient newly diagnosed with HIV can often feel as if the cards are stacked against them before they even begin. Overcoming the fear and stigma of telling loved ones, finding the right doctor, navigating the insurance process, starting and staying in care—the journey ahead can seem like an impossible
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The challenges that ‘white bagging’ poses for patients and providers are gaining attention as more health plans mandate these policies. ‘White bagging’ disrupts traditional ‘buy-and-bill’ practices for provider-administered drugs, creating patient safety concerns, operational problems, and financial challenges for covered entities.
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Safety net facilities are celebrating the May 17 HRSA letters to six drug manufacturers affirming they must provide drugs to covered entities through their contract pharmacies at the 340B ceiling price. This decision will help these facilities, many of them rural, stretch this federal program
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Those of us actively engaged in the 340B Program are well aware of the scores of issues faced by participating hospitals and it’s not surprising since they account for an exceptionally large percentage of all HRSA audits. But, what about other types
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By: Diana Sierra, MPH, VP, Contract Pharmacy Partnership & RVS Operations, Sentry Data Systems
For years, covered entities generated savings from the 340B program largely by contracting with retail pharmacies. Brick-and-mortar storefronts in their local communities, many of them trailblazing independent pharmacies, provided the most benefit for covered entities in the
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