Resources
340B Education
The following pieces provide education and FAQs most often asked of us. If your question is not on this list, contact us and we’ll do our best to answer it.
340B Drug Program Key TermsA glossary of key terms and phrases about the 340B program.
340B Program and Contract Pharmacy FAQsFrequently asked questions about the 340B drug program and contract pharmacies.
340B Program Compliance FAQsFrequently asked questions about 340B compliance and HRSA audit preparedness.
Getting the Most from Your 340B AdministratorEffective Account Management & customer service is key to optimizing savings & ensuring program compliance
340B SOC ComplianceThe Importance of Assurance Over Third Party Operations
The 340B Drug Pricing Program Success Story: Ryan White HIV EntitiesSee how partnerships between drug manufacturers and grassroots health organizations are changing lives, one patient at a time.
Demystifying Pricing MethodologiesSince the enactment of the Affordable Care Act in 2010, the 340B Drug Pricing Program has expanded in size, complexity, and risk due to changes to the regulation.
Third Party Administration: Opportunities to Improve OversightThe 340B industry has undergone significant changes since HRSA’s 2010 Contract Pharmacy Guidance, which paved the way for the expansion of retail contract pharmacy networks as part of the 340B program.
The November ElectionsNow is time for all Covered Entities participating in the 340B Drug Pricing Program – the key stakeholders – to pay close attention to the November elections.
340B Aware and BewareBeing aware of the complex and ever-changing 340B Drug Pricing Program rules helps covered entities maintain integrity and drive program value.
Founded in 1990 as ASCNYC, now known as The Alliance for Positive Change, is a community based organization helping New Yorkers living with HIV and other chronic illnesses make lasting positive changes in their life.
The Ozarks region is primarily rural with a very low average household income. Ozarks Medical Center helps thousands of area residents purchase medications they might not otherwise have been able to afford, thanks to its 340B program.
Mitchell County Regional Health Center is a Critical Access Hospital in Iowa. Their mission is “to improve the health of its communities.” The hospital recognized a lack of pharmacies in its network limited patients’ access to the ongoing care needed.
Community Benefit Program
Wellpartner strongly encourages all our clients to establish and maintain Community Benefit Programs for uninsured members of its communities. We manage these programs with strict qualification methods and support for multi-tier subsidy levels. Our systems are designed to prevent diversion and provide all necessary audit support.
Community Benefit Program OverviewWellpartner offers customized Community Benefit Programs for all of our clients for the uninsured members of its communities.
