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“PAUSE Act a responsible approach toward reforming the 340B drug pricing program”

With 340B being back in the news and with beneficial legislation in the works, I wanted to take the opportunity to reshare my thoughts.
July 23, 2018
340B In The News

“Save The Safety Net Drug Program For Patients Who Need Help”

A poster on the side of a bus stop in downtown Washington D.C. read: “Let 340B,” clearly a sign of an organized campaign asking Congress not to interfere with the gravy train for some hospital systems that this obscure provision has become.

July 19, 2018
340B In The News

“Our Exclusive Analysis: Nearly One in Three U.S. Pharmacies Is a 340B Contract Pharmacy; Five Chains Dominate”

Pharmacies continue to profit from the 340B Drug Pricing Program’s explosive growth.
July 12, 2018
340B In The News

“Commentary: Drug discount program aiding profits not patients”

Reforms are needed to a 1992 law intended to keep medication costs low for low-income patients.
June 12, 2018
340B In The News

“Congress should fix drug program”

Congress should fix drug program
June 9, 2018
340B In The News

“New study finds some US hospitals mark up medicine prices at least 700”

A new analysis from The Moran Company found nearly one in five hospitals in the USA marks up medicine prices 700% or more.
June 9, 2018
340B In The News

“Drug discount program needs modernization: Letter to the editor”

Despite congressional partisanship and gridlock in Washington, D.C., our elected officials need to focus on solving problems that impact needy patients in America.
May 31, 2018
340B In The News

“Debra Patt and Ray Page: Support bipartisan fixes to the 340B Drug Discount Program”

Roughly 25 years ago, Congress created a program, the 340B Drug Discount Program, to help safety-net clinics and community health centers improve the health of needy communities throughout the country. Unfortunately, some bad actors are taking advantage of the program for their own benefit while communities, including here in Texas, are suffering. Republican Indiana Rep. and Dr. Larry Bucshon and Democratic California Rep. Scott Peters recently introduced legislation, the 340B Protecting Access to Underserved and Safety-Net Entities Act (PAUSE), which is a great first step to provide much-needed fixes to the program.
May 28, 2018
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