340B powers our nation’s healthcare safety-net, allowing non-profit hospitals and clinics to better serve their communities. Without 340B, access to affordable healthcare for those who need it most, would be impossible. Read and be inspired by the amazing work your local 340B community health provider is doing.
On September 30, 2024 Johnson & Johnson (J&J) announced it was ending its plans to implement a 340B rebate model for two of its drugs, Stelara and Xarelto. The immediate halt to the rebate model was prompted by the Health Resources and Services Administration’s (HRSA) September 27 letter threatening to terminate J&J’s participation in the…
DetailsIn Florida, 340B helps address a common need across diverse communities: access to affordable healthcare and medications. Melissa Allen Davis, 340B Program Coordinator at Florida Community Health Centers, sees the program benefits daily in her community. At Florida Community Health Centers, letting patients know about 340B has made them more willing to engage in campaigns…
DetailsWith over 30 years of experience working for non-profit health systems, Lisa Fratesi gives us a firsthand account of the 340B Program’s tremendous impact since its start, how it has evolved, the challenges 340B covered entities face today, and what her organization is doing to #Defend340B. How 340B Started In 1992, section 340B of…
DetailsSavings from the 340B program are instrumental in allowing MedStar Health to meet the ever-evolving needs of the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia metropolitan area communities. by MedStar Health July 2024 As new care needs of the community become evident, 340B savings are utilized to invest in both a pharmacy discount program to provide…
DetailsA 340B Program Assistant Director shares how the federal 340B program could have saved the lives of her mother and other low-income Medicaid patients. by Kelli Pardee, MBA, CPhT 340B Program Assistant Director, Great Lakes Bay Health Centers May 2024 My name is Kelli Pardee, and I am a 340B Program Assistant Director at…
DetailsIn a recent guest opinion essay published in the New York Times, Dr. Lindsay Ryan, University of California, argues that end-stage poverty is killing Americans. Dr. Ryan is an associate physician at the University of California, San Francisco, Department of Medicine. It is a safety-net hospital, which Dr. Ryan describes as “institutions that disproportionately serve…
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