Jason Reddish

Jason Reddish focuses his work on the rapidly evolving federal 340B drug discount program and the complex legal and compliance issues facing safety net providers, pharmacies, and other 340B program stakeholders.

Jason has extensive experience negotiating 340B-related agreements, including those involving covered entities, contract pharmacies, administrators, payers, and others.  He also works with covered entities to develop compliant policies and procedures and to audit current operations. Jason guides 340B covered entities through the 340B audit process, disputes unfair or unjust audit findings, assists covered entities with responses to HRSA and manufacturer inquiries, and prepares self-disclosures and corrective action plans to disclose or rectify episodes of non-compliance, if necessary. His success in handling these issues earned him a reputation as an authority on transactional, operational, and compliance concerns within the realm of 340B program covered entities and contract pharmacies.

In addition to providing sophisticated specialized advice and counsel to his clients, Jason works with industry groups and providers to advocate the needs of 340B program participants and their partners to state, local, and federal legislators and policymakers.

Jason is dedicated to empowering all types of safety net providers, including hospitals, federally qualified health centers, and Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees, by ensuring they can maximize their limited resources to best serve their vulnerable patient populations.

Jason has published the following works:

• Jason B. Reddish, New FDA Rules Permit States to Import Drugs from Canada, American Health Law Association (October 2020)
• Jason B. Reddish, Co-Author, Legal Brief: State Medicaid Alternative Reimbursement and Purchasing Test for High-Cost Drugs, Center for Evidence-Based Policy, Oregon Health & Science University (2016)
• Jason B. Reddish, Co-Author, Representing Hospitals and Health Systems Handbook, Chapter 27 (340B Issues), American Health Lawyers Association (2016)