Inside 340B Report
Inside 340B Report is your exclusive, behind-the-scenes window into the latest news and developments in the 340B drug pricing program, straight from the journalists at 340B Report. Each episode, published twice a month, brings listeners inside 340B Report's newsroom for a candid, insider's perspective on the evolving drug pricing policy landscape from the journalists who cover it daily.
Episodes
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky joins Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton breaking down the latest in 340B news, including a new hospital lawsuit aiming to block the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) 340B rebate pilot, HRSA's recent webinar about that program, key regulatory updates on Medicare negotiated...
In this episode, 340B Report Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) approval of the final drugmaker 340B rebate pilot plan; oral arguments in a key federal court case centered on 340B rebates; and Kalderos' official entrance into the 340B contract phar...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) recent approval of drugmaker 340B rebate pilot plans—and the reactions they sparked; major court actions affecting Oklahoma and Colorado's 340B contra...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee's recent hearing on 340B, key takeaways from the 340B Grantees Fall Conference in Atlanta and 340B Report's recent webinar on the Health Resou...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the ongoing federal government shutdown's impact on 340B operations, the latest in the 340B rebate debate and a large drugmaker's move to tighten 340B restrictions on certain hospitals that it believes are no...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including one drugmaker's removal of medications from the 340B and Medicaid Drug Rebate programs, recent developments in key 340B drug industry lawsuits and dark money groups' efforts to block Michigan's 340B contract ...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the 1,000-plus public comments on the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) 340B rebate pilot proposal, the 340B ACCESS Act's reintroduction ...
In this episode, Ted Slafsky, publisher and CEO of 340B Report, and Will Newton, associate editor and senior writer at 340B Report, break down the latest in 340B news, including concerns over the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) controversial 340B reb...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including updates to the comment deadline on the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) 340B rebate guidance—and why 340B stakeholders say the agency's timeline is not long enough. They also reflect on the implications of a major ruling in an antitrust l...
In this episode, 340B Report Associate Editor and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including the Health Resources and Services Administration's (HRSA) highly anticipated release of proposed 340B rebate guidance—and the significant concerns it garnered from 340B stakeholders. They also reflect on the 340B Coalition's recent summer conference and Capitol Hill lobbyi...
Episode 20: Reconciliation Bill's 340B Impact, CMS' Big 340B Proposals and Rebate Update
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher & CEO Ted Slafsky and 340B Report Associate Editor and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest 340B news, including key developments in...
In this episode, 340B Report Associate Editor and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including key developments in a federal 340B rebate model court case, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s latest remarks on the Trump administration's efforts to lower prescription drug prices and two New England states' embrace of new 340B contract pha...
Episode 18: Impending Rebate Guidance, Possible 340B Move from HRSA to CMS & Oklahoma's Veto Override
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky, Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton and National Correspondent Bella Czajkowski break down the latest in 340B news, including the U.S. Department of Heal...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editor and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the latest in 340B news, including a major federal court ruling on drugmaker 340B rebate models, Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.'s first public comments on the 340B program and the Oklahoma governor's decision to veto a widely supported contra...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher and CEO Te...
In this episode, 340B Report Publisher & CEO Ted Slafsky joins Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton and National Correspondent Bella Czajkowski to break down the latest developments in the 340B space. The team discusses Senate HELP Committee Chair Bill Cassidy's (R-La.) high-profile report on the 340B program, an executive order sparking concerns among providers, reactions to potential pha...
In this episode, 340B Report Associate Editors and Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton and National Correspondent Bella Czajkowski break down the latest in 340B news, including the latest states to enact contract pharmacy access laws, updates in key lawsuits and new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) restructuring efforts.
Key Topics Covered:
New State Contract Pharmac...
In this episode, the Inside 340B Report team dives into a flurry of activity at the state and federal levels. Publisher and CEO Ted Slafsky and Associate Editor/Senior Writers Shannon Young and Will Newton break down the unprecedented wave of state-level 340B contract pharmacy access and provider reporting bills, explore key federal movements, including the latest on the bipartisan U.S. Senate working group behind the ...
In this episode of Inside 340B Report, Ted Slafsky, Will Newton and Bella Czajkowski explore the latest developments in the 340B world at both the state and federal levels. They cover the progress of contract pharmacy access bills across the country—including a breaking news development—plus dark money efforts to oppose the legislation. They also break down key updates in drugmaker rebate lawsuits and provide an update...
In this episode of Inside 340B Report, Ted Slafsky, Shannon Young, Will Newton and Bella Czajkowski discuss what may be a record-breaking year for state contract pharmacy access legislation with more than 20 states having already introduced such bills in 2025. On the federal front, the U.S. House's budget blueprint targeting $880 billion in health spending cuts over the next decade has raised alarm bells among provider...
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