fiercehealthcare - The SUSTAIN 340B Act introduced Wednesday would bring hospital-backed changes, like a clearinghouse to handle improper discounts, and codifies longstanding grey areas in the contentious subsidy program.
AI Summary: Bipartisan lawmakers introduced legislation to rein in HHS’s controversial 340B rebate pilot, pushing back on administrative changes that providers say threaten safety‑net funding. The bill aims to pause or limit the pilot while stakeholders debate drug‑pricing impacts, reimbursements and patient access — the predictable Washington policy scrum.
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