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The United States Congress established the 340B statute in 1992 to help non-profit hospitalsfill-in the often-backbreaking revenue gaps inherent to their business models — enabling covered entities to replenish eligible prescriptions at significant savings. That means a 340B hospital paying a 12.5%
To date, we’ve published a dozen posts either detailing, or mentioning-in-passing, the clinical and financial benefits a well-run Meds To Beds program offers hospitals and the patients they serve. The patient would have left the hospital without her medication, and taken her prescription to be filled at her pharmacy.
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To date, we’ve published a dozen posts either detailing, or mentioning-in-passing, the clinical and financial benefits a well-run Meds To Beds program offers hospitals and the patients they serve. The patient would have left the hospital without her medication, and taken her prescription to be filled at her pharmacy.
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