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Understanding Provider Panels
Provider panels are lists used by 340B Third-Party Administrators (TPAs) to determine which providers’ claims are 340B eligible. At a minimum, a provider panel should include:
- Provider’s eligible
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The 340B program continues to draw attention in conservative media outlets, with one recently published opinion piece calling for preserving [...] …
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The U.S. Health and Human Services Department has sent the New York Times hundreds of 340B-related documents and emails that [...] …
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Pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) sued the federal government late Tuesday to establish a 340B rebate model, joining at least [...] …
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Drugmaker contact pharmacy restrictions that apply to all covered entities have now outpaced those that only apply to hospitals, according [...] …
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Provider groups have strongly denounced Sanofi’s new 340B rebate model for hospitals and health centers as a costly and harmful [...] …
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More than a year after a key House panel passed legislation requiring 340B hospitals to report on a number of [...] …
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Minnesota providers, namely the state’s largest 340B hospitals, generated hundreds of millions of dollars in collective net revenue from the [...] …
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Editor’s Note: With 340B-related litigation heating up in several states following the enactment of new contract pharmacy access laws, 340B [...] …
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The Supreme Court recently upended a cornerstone of administrative law, known as “Chevron deference,” in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo. A major question for 340B stakeholders is how the Loper decision will impact the 340B program.
Although the Loper decision overturned 40 years
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