The evolving legal and legislative landscape surrounding the 340B Drug Pricing Program has significant implications for hospitals’ specialty pharmacies. Here’s a breakdown of the new developments and their likely impacts: Recent 340B changes and their impact on specialty pharmacies 1. 340B contract pharmacy restrictions Drug manufacturers have increasingly restricted the use of contract pharmacies, especially … Read More
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How To Use Your 340B Program As a Community Health Engine
The 340B Drug Pricing Program, established by Congress in 1992, was designed to enable eligible healthcare organizations to stretch scarce federal resources, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services. Over the years, this program has evolved into a powerful tool that can significantly enhance a hospital’s ability to improve patient outcomes, and ensure … Read More
Navigating 340B Program Changes in 2025
Maximizing pharmacy’s role in your hospital’s revenue cycle The 340B landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with ongoing manufacturer restrictions, new compliance hurdles, and increasing financial pressures on covered entities. The average 340B-eligible hospital loses a substantial amount of money due to drug manufacturer restrictions on the program. Recent estimates indicate that hospitals and clinics collectively … Read More
The Pharmacy Model That Restores Control To 340B Hospitals
How your health system can leverage visibility, your PBM and your pharmacies to achieve your financial and clinical goals. The systemic problem: Overview The U.S. prescription drug market is a textbook case of waste and inefficiency — one that, in recent years, has disproportionately benefited a handful powerful corporations at the expense of providers, … Read More
So You Want To Build A 340B Specialty Pharmacy. How Hard Can It Be?
Fair Warning: If you ever dismissively ask that question (above) of someone who’s led the planning and launch of a 340B hospital’s specialty pharmacy, and did it with no outside support, there’s a good chance you’ll get punched. Yes, it’s that difficult. POST OUTLINE Why is it so hard to build a 340B specialty … Read More
J&J’s Numbers Reveal The Fallacy Of 340B Price Restrictions
POST OUTLINE Introduction: Overview Review of Johnson & Johnson’s drug rebate payments in 2023 J&J’s 2023 profit margin Johnson & Johnson’s real rebate problem 340B and the drug industry as a whole Estimated percentage of drug sales supporting 340B health systems Why the actual number is lower than reported The importance of 340B savings & … Read More
Overcome 340B Restrictions With Software And Human Insight
POST OUTLINE PHASE ONE: Organizing 340B data, coordinating teams Connecting and educating 340B system providers Requalifying all eligible, but unreimbursed, 340B scripts Retrieving 340B eligible-script data Establishing communication lines between internal and external 340B teams Why specialized software is essential for successful 340B programs The central problem with most 340B programs’ data Why 340B software … Read More
Optimize Your Health System’s Patient Care & ROI With 340B
Far too many 340B hospitals overlook pharmacy’s overall potential in their health systems’ revenue cycles. Below is a graphic overview of ProxsysRx’s integrated approach to optimizing a health system’s pharmacy services, savings and revenue. In 340B support alone, we’ve generated over $500 million for the hospitals we serve — revenue those systems have used to … Read More
Empower Your Health System’s 340B Program With Analytics
The automated approach to optimizing 340B savings & patient care while overcoming manufacturer restrictions NOTE: The purpose of this article is to highlight features and functionality any 340B platform needs to optimize a health system’s 340B savings and revenue. That said, we determined that the easiest way to report those features was to describe the … Read More
Is Your 340B Vendor A Partner Or A Parasite?
Why 340B vendors charging Percentage Of Revenue is wrong. The United States Congress established the 340B statute in 1992 to help non-profit hospitals fill-in the often-backbreaking revenue gaps inherent to their business models — enabling covered entities to replenish eligible prescriptions at significant savings. Savings which they can then pass-along to their patients, many of … Read More