Dunn of NeosRx says a 340B shift from discounts to rebates likely won't affect rebate erosion affecting plan sponsors.
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Steering claims away from 340B-eligible pharmacies is one option but also the most disruptive, said Jeff Dunn, Pharm.D., MBA, of NeosRx.
340B discounts preclude rebates paid to pharmacy benefit managers for their payer clients. Dunn says new transparency and cost pressures have created awareness of “340B rebate erosion.”
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