A mock-up of Request, one of the modules that make up Kalderos' 340B Pay service to enable drug manufacturers to provide 340B ceiling prices as rebates instead of as discounts.

Kalderos Sues HHS and HRSA, Says Ban on Drug Company Conditions on 340B Sales is Illegal

Pharmaceutical industry vendor Kalderos has asked a federal court to vacate a federal health agency’s policy prohibiting drug manufacturers from conditioning 340B drug discounts on covered entities’ submission of drug claims data.

Kalderos has created a service called 340B Pay to let drug companies provide 340B pricing as a post-purchase rebate rather than as price discount. 340B provider groups say this method of providing 340B pricing is illegal and are fighting against it. In November 2020, a bipartisan group of 217 U.S. representatives asked then-U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to stop Kalderos and drug companies from changing 340B from a discount to a rebate program.

Pharmaceutical industry vendor Kalderos has asked a federal court to vacate a federal health agency’s policy prohibiting drug manufacturers from conditioning 340B drug discounts on covered entities’ submission of drug claims data.

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