Gain new 340B perspectives from covered entity and manufacturer experts at the Prime Vendor Program (PVP) panel discussion session, 340B Refunds. Register to attend Life Sciences Pricing & Contracting USA. (Conference registration is required to participate. Use promo code “24APEXUS10” on new registrations for 10% savings; some exclusions apply.)
Wednesday, May 22
2:35–3:15 p.m. CT
Manufacturers often need to refund 340B covered entities for product overcharges, and covered entities often need to refund manufacturers when they have received incorrect 340B discounts. Hear directly from representatives of manufacturers and a covered entity in this panel led by the 340B Prime Vendor, Apexus.
Objectives:
Panel Moderator
Cathy Gilgore
Associate Principal, Manufacturer Refund Service 340B Prime Vendor Program
Apexus
Panelist
Katy Lees, MS, 340B ACE
Director of 340B Policy and Business Strategy
University of Rochester Medical Center
Panelist
Kaelyn Buck
Senior Director
Regeneron
Panelist
Jennifer Lospinoso
Managing Director and Consulting Lead
Riparian
Join us in New Orleans at the in-person conference for the Prime Vendor-moderated presentation. Visit our booth to learn more about how the PVP can assist with your 340B planning and operations.
Supports the integrity and transparency of the 340B Drug Pricing Program by providing a standardized, comprehensive approach for manufacturers and covered entities to efficiently resolve overcharges.
Review a sample HRSA audit data request for manufacturers.
The 340B Prime Vendor partners with manufacturers; together, they support 340B covered entities’ needs to deliver quality, cost-effective care for our nation’s safety-net providers.
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