340B Program

The 340B Program is an instrumental tool in supporting the elimination of infectious diseases, enabling programs to expand and improve services, address health equity, and reduce health disparities. It is a federal program authorized by Section 340B(a) (8) of the Public Health Service Act that enables covered entities to stretch federal resources as far as possible, providing outpatient medications to covered entities at significantly reduced prices.

  1. Eligibility
  2. Registration
  3. Order Medication

Is Your Organization Eligible to Apply?

Section 340B(a)(4) of the Public Health Service Act specifies which covered entities are eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Program. These include qualifying hospitals, Federal grantees from HRSA, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Population Affairs, and the Indian Health Service. See the full list of eligible organizations.

Status Changes

If there is a change in a covered entity's eligibility status, the covered entity has a responsibility to immediately notify the Office of Pharmacy Affairs and should stop purchasing drugs through the 340B Program. 

Recertification

Covered entities must recertify their eligibility every year and notify the Office of Pharmacy Affairs whenever there is a change in their eligibility. Learn more about recertification.