Powers’ Principal, William von Oehsen, joins Craig Frost, President and COO of Sectyr, for a webinar on the future of the 340B drug pricing program and how to prepare for the future in a compliant and accountable manner. The webinar is called “Strengthening 340B Program Integrity to Improve Accountability and Confidence.” As a bipartisan group of U.S. senators reviews responses to a congressional Request for Information (RFI) seeking input on how to improve the 340B program, the webinar will help give 340B program participants and vendors a greater understanding of current challenges facing the program and how to prepare for those challenges.
In this webinar, Mr. von Oehsen will describe the possible outcomes of current litigation and legislation and what outcomes are most likely. Some of the questions discussed will be:
- What is the future of the 340B contract pharmacy program?
- Will covered entities continue to receive 340B revenue from Medicaid, Medicare and private payers?
- Should covered entities expect the 340B definition of “patient” to expand, contract or stay the same?
- Will critics of the 340B program be successful in reforming the program?
Webinar Details:
Date: October 24, 2023
Time: 11 a.m. EST
Duration: 60 minutes
Registration Link: bit.ly/3M0IdGZ
A recording will be provided to those who can’t make the live session.
Disclaimer: The information in this webinar is provided for general educational purposes only. Nothing herein should be construed as legal advice or representation. Questions about the law and specific scenarios should be directed to an attorney specializing in this area who can analyze all relevant factors.
Powers is a renowned Washington, DC-based law and government relations firm specializing in healthcare and regulatory matters, education, and the law of tribal nations. Powers’ 340B program practice has been at the forefront of defending and advancing the 340B program, advocating for the needs of safety net providers and their patients for several decades. Powers assists 340B covered entities and other 340B stakeholders – including Ryan White clinics, federally qualified health centers, children’s hospitals, disproportionate share hospitals, rural hospitals, retail pharmacies and contract pharmacy administrators. William von Oehsen helped draft the original 340B legislation as well as significant amendments to the statute under the Affordable Care Act of 2010.