CV340B sends letter to President-Elect Biden’s transition team, gets positive response.
Through unprecedented attacks on the 340B drug discount program in 2020, CV340B has advocated for 340B’s protection in the community. On December 30th,
Let’s Keep the Focus on Drug Prices
My daughter Gabriella is a huge Taylor Swift fan, and one of her favorite Swift songs is “Look What You Made Me Do.” You might not think the song has any
Clay County Welcomes New Grace Health Clinic in Manchester
MANCHESTER, Ky. — Grace Health opened a new clinic in Manchester on Wednesday to serve the people of Clay County and the region. The $4.3 million
Dad’s Death Gave Purpose to Son’s Life
Allan Nichols took essential lessons from his dad’s life — a reverence for hard work, faith and family — but his mission grew out of Gary Nichols’ death.
Drug Discount Program Isn’t Disposable
For the past couple of years, we’ve been deflecting a lot of threats to our health care system from the federal level. As CEO of Sacramento Native American
In the Senate, the 340B Drug Pricing Program Finds More Backers Than Detractors
It is not an easy thing for a Ryan White clinic or community health center to serve the needs of all their clients who are living with or affected by HIV.
Further Cuts to 340B Would Be ‘Devastating’
As legislators continued to debate the future of the 340B drug discount program on Wednesday, leaders at several major health systems in both urban and
Members of Congress Aim to Drum up Support for 340B
Two stalwart supporters of the 340B program in Congress appealed today for more help engaging lawmakers and more of the public in efforts to protect the
Senators Focus on Hospital Drug Discount Program; Safety-net Hospitals Say 340B Program Fills a Crucial Need
The 340B discount program for prescription drugs used by safety-net hospitals needs better government oversight, several watchdog agency officials said at
Senate Committee Turns 340B Spotlight on Drugmakers
Lawmakers turned their sharp scrutiny of the 340B program on drugmakers Tuesday, questioning why states and providers don’t know the ceiling prices