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A bill in Maine would impose significant 340B program reporting requirements on hospitals.

Maine Becomes Fourth State to Introduce 340B Hospital Transparency Bill

Maine state senators have introduced a bill to require 340B hospitals to file annual reports with detailed information on the savings they receive through 340B drug discounts, including annual 340B revenue the hospital generates minus 340B aggregate acquisition costs, and fees the hospital pays to its 340B contract pharmacies.

Legislative Document 1395, introduced by Sen. Michael Tipping (D) on March 28, would require 340B hospitals, starting Jan. 1, 2024, to file annual reports with the Maine Health Data Organization (MHDO). The reports would have to include data on 340B revenue generated at each hospital and off-site clinic, 340B drugs dispensed at each site, as well as each site’s 340B-related contractors and vendors. Tipping is a progressive Democrat from Orono.

Maine state senators have introduced a bill to require 340B hospitals to file annual reports with detailed information on the savings they receive through 340B drug discounts, including annual 340B revenue the hospital generates minus 340B aggregate acquisition costs, and […]

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