HRSA has sent multiple hospitals letters asking about patient eligibility for 340B drugs, use of 340B savings, and 340B compliance in offsite outpatient locations.

Exclusive: HRSA Asking Hospitals About 340B Patient Definition, 340B Savings, and Using 340B at Child Sites

In Federal, RegulatoryMarch 2, 20231036 Views

Tom Mirga

UPDATED Thursday March 2, 2023, 12:30 p.m. EDT to include comment from HRSA.

The U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration has asked multiple hospitals to explain how they determine patient eligibility for 340B drugs, how they define, track, and use 340B savings, and how they ensure 340B compliance in offsite outpatient locations.

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