340B Drug Pricing Program

340B rebate model lawsuit seeks to halt 2027 rollout, citing hospital costs

Hospital advocates are seeking to stop the planned launch of a rebate model for the 340B Drug Pricing Program, filing litigation in the court that granted them relief on the same issue a year ago. The American Hospital Association (AHA), Maine Hospital Association (MHA) and four safety-net hospitals brought their lawsuit to Maine federal court,…

By Nick Hut October 10, 2026

340B rebate model takes shape for 2027 with 10 manufacturers, 21 drugs

The new rebate model for the 340B Drug Pricing Program took a step closer to implementation Oct. 1 with the announcement of the initial cohort of participating manufacturers and covered drugs. The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) posted 10 manufacturers and 21 drugs that have been approved for the pilot, which is scheduled to…

By Nick Hut October 5, 2026

J&J adds 340B claims data requirements amid growing manufacturer restrictions

Johnson & Johnson joined the list of drug manufacturers requiring providers to submit claims data on in-house pharmacy drugs as a condition of receiving discounts in the 340B Drug Pricing Program. Hospitals and other 340B covered entities have 45 days to submit the data after dispensing a covered drug, according to J&J’s policy, although certain…

By Nick Hut September 14, 2026

Leading without authority, with Dave Sanderson

Dave Sanderson, CEO of Resilience Partners Group, became a leader the day a routine flight he was on made history as the “Miracle on the Hudson.” Now, Sanderson, who spent much of his career in healthcare, coaches people on how they can choose leadership, even when they’re not in charge. Also in this episode, Nick…

By Erika Grotto August 24, 2026

FastFinance: Capex trends; new 340B bill

HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. Hospital and health system capital expenditures in fiscal 2025 reached their highest since the start of the financial crisis in 2008, according to Fitch Ratings Also, this week’s Weird Number: $137…

By Rich Daly August 11, 2026

Medicare DSH payments ruling could boost hospital reimbursement under 1115 waivers

Hospitals obtained a victory in a case about Medicare disproportionate share hospital (DSH) payments, with potentially significant reimbursement implications. In a July 27 ruling in Covenant Medical Center v. Kennedy, a judge with the U.S. District Court for Northern Texas struck down an HHS rule that excluded certain patients from the DSH formula if they were…

By Nick Hut August 7, 2026

SUSTAIN 340B Act proposes major changes for hospitals and pharmacies

A bipartisan working group in Congress released a preliminary legislative draft that attempts to resolve some of the most disputed aspects of the 340B Drug Pricing Program. One noteworthy provision in the legislation would curtail the 340B rebate model, which was finalized by the Health Resources and Services Administration on July 31 and is scheduled to begin Jan.…

By Nick Hut August 5, 2026

HRSA sets 2027 launch for the 340B rebate model, announces requirements

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) followed through with plans to pilot a rebate model for the 340B Drug Pricing Program beginning Jan. 1, 2027. As described in a notice published July 31, HRSA previously scrapped plans for a 2026 pilot following litigation. In response to that legal challenge, the agency provided additional information…

By Nick Hut July 31, 2026

What appeals court 340B rebate decision means for federal rebates

An appeals court barred 340B rebate programs by drug manufacturers, among recent legal developments. The case could have ramifications for federal 340B rebates. On July 21, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upheld a lower court ruling that barred alternative 340B rebate models without explicit approval from HHS. “That’s certainly welcome news…

By Rich Daly July 28, 2026

House bill would increase tax-exempt hospital reporting requirements

A bill that advanced out of a House committee Wednesday would add significant reporting requirements for tax-exempt hospitals. As passed by the Ways and Means Committee, the Tax-Exempt Hospital Transparency Act includes increased reporting obligations in areas such as community benefit, charity care, the 340B Drug Pricing Program and service-line spending. Requirements would be more…

By Nick Hut July 1, 2026
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