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• The national debate over the 340B program continues to intensify. Last week, the editorial board of The Wall Street Journal published a blistering editorial examining how parts of the 340B program have evolved far beyond their original purpose. The editorial highlighted a recent federal court opinion from Judge Daniel Traynor, who wrote that a program “meant to help American poor is being abused to provide a windfall to hospital conglomerates and participating pharmacies.” The judge went furt

  14 May 2026 · Save 340 B · $2.5–3K · 450K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Hospitals Are Breaking the Rules: Part One Patients have a right to know what they are paying for before they receive medical care. Federal hospital price-transparency rules have required hospitals to publish their prices since 2021. Yet a new national review of 2,000 hospitals found that more than half are still not fully complying with the law. More than 1,000 hospitals are posting incomplete data, improperly formatted information or files that patients cannot meaningfully use. Even some ho

  16 September 2026 · Save 340 B · $400 – $499 · 40K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Overbilling. Confusion. Obfuscation. Healthcare has become a shell game—making it impossible to know what anything actually costs while patients get gouged. Just this week, The Denver Post reported that federal regulators warned five Colorado hospitals for failing to comply with price transparency laws. Why? Because they don't want you to know where the money goes. They're even abusing patient assistance programs. Take the 340B drug discount program. Congress created it to make sure uninsured

  9 July 2026 · Save 340 B · $400 – $499 · 30K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• The 340B Drug pricing Program was intended to help patients. But investigation after investigation has exposed hospitals exploiting the program to pad their bottom lines while patients are left behind. Now, as Congress considers reforms, HRSA’s 340B rebate-model pilot offers a commonsense step toward accountability. Here’s how it works: Instead of receiving an upfront discount, a participating provider purchases the drug, submits an eligible claim, and receives a rebate after that claim is ve

  23 September 2026 · Save 340 B · $100 – $199 · 7K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library