The National Association of Community Health Centers “would love to see” Congress pass legislation by the end of this year that stops drug makers from restricting 340B contract pharmacy arrangements and stops pharmacy benefit managers from taking covered entities’ 340B savings, a NACHC senior executive said yesterday.
“The big thing that we are trying to do is raise the visibility and the importance level of 340B to health centers with policy makers at all levels,” NACHC Senior Vice President of Research and Policy Joe Dunn said during a June 13 news conference to release survey findings about how health centers use 340B contract pharmacies and savings.
The National Association of Community Health Centers “would love to see” Congress pass legislation by the end of this year that stops drug makers from restricting 340B contract pharmacy arrangements and stops pharmacy benefit managers from taking covered entities’ 340B savings, a NACHC senior executive said yesterday.
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