St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Ft. Thomas, Ky., is one of three hospitals known to have withdrawn from the 340B program because changes in patient mix linked to the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to lose their eligibility. More are expected to lose eligibility soon.

HRSA Says at Least Three Hospitals Have Lost 340B Eligibility So Far Due to COVID-19 Patient Mix Changes

In Federal, Legislative, RegulatoryFebruary 10, 2022513 Views

Tom Mirga

The U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) said yesterday it knows of three hospitals that have withdrawn from the 340B program because changes in patient mix linked to the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to lose their eligibility. There could be more, HRSA said.

The hospitals are:

U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) said yesterday it knows of three hospitals that have withdrawn from the 340B program because changes in patient mix linked to the COVID-19 pandemic caused them to lose their eligibility. There could be more, HRSA said.

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