SDAHO Enterprises Endorsed Business Partner, SUNRx, recently hosted a webinar titled, “Best Practices in Managing 340B Pharmacy”. Read below for a brief description of the webinar.
The environment for 340B retail pharmacy is in a constant state of change, requiring eligible entities to be nimble and disciplined in the management of their program. Navigating the disruption created by Big Pharma, partnering with pharmacy chains, pharmacy independents, and pharmacy gateways require good strategy and strong partnerships with your TPA.
In this session, we will share valuable insights for consideration in the management of your 340B retail pharmacy strategy. In this webinar we will cover:
- Why is choosing the right pharmacy business model important?
- How do you evaluate pharmacy relationships?
- What is a 340B Gateway
- Answer any questions you may have regarding retail pharmacy in your 340B program.
Please join us for this informative webinar event, hosted by SUNRx with special guest, Chris Giese, Vice President of Pharmacy Solutions at SUNRx where we will be sharing some insights on how your organization should plan for a successful 340B retail program.
Click here to learn more and access the on-demand webinar.
About SUNRx
SUNRx is a healthcare technology company that assists healthcare facilities with 340B administration, including split billing and 340B contract pharmacy network administration. Our technology helps facilities optimize their supply chain and pharmacy operations and we help simplify complex program administration for Covered Entities. Based in San Diego, CA SUNRx has been managing 340B programs since 2006. With SUNRx, you’ll receive industry-leading expertise and hands-on customer support. It’s 340B. Simplified. To learn more visit https://www.sunrx.com/who-we-are.
The SDAHO Enterprises Endorsed Business Partner program was established to provide innovative and cost-effective solutions for our member hospitals and long-term care facilities across the healthcare continuum. The business partners selected are expected to meet high-quality standards and offer products or services which are designed to assist healthcare facilities avoid costs, recover revenue, reduce operating and capital expenses, improve management and quality, increase productivity, develop staff resources and apply new innovative strategies.
