California Gov. Gavin Newsom's twice-delayed executive order that would slash Medicaid reimbursement for 340B-purchased drugs is back on track.

In Fight with National Implications, Calif. 340B Providers Try to Stop Move That Could Result in Millions of Lost Savings

California’s twice-postponed shift of Medicaid (Medi-Cal) managed care prescription drug benefits to Medi-Cal fee for service (FFS) is back on for Jan. 1, 2022, one year later than originally planned.

A similar high-stakes battle over Medicaid reimbursement for 340B-purchased drugs has been playing out in New York State. State lawmakers, governors, Medicaid officials, and 340B entities nationwide are keeping close tabs on developments in the two bellwether states.

California’s twice-postponed shift of Medicaid (Medi-Cal) managed care prescription drug benefits to Medi-Cal fee for service (FFS) is back on for Jan. 1, 2022, one year later than originally planned.  

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