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 a House Energy & Commerce health subcommittee hearing on HRSA activities other than 340B. Griffith, chair of the E&C oversight subcommittee, asked Johnson if Congress needed to pass legislation to address health system exploitation of 340B and pharmacy benefit manager poaching of community health centers’ 340B savings.
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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