October 20, 2026 - 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Strategies to Protect Your 340B Eligibility Register Now

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Registration Deadline: October 21, 2026

Overview

                    

Thanks to the underwriting support of HAPevolve and industry partner TPR Solutons, this webinar is complimentary for all HAP members.

For hospitals already familiar with 340B, the urgent question is no longer what the program is but it is what could put eligibility at risk and what can be done before that risk becomes a loss of 340B status.

Maintaining 340B eligibility has become increasingly challenging. Despite significant oversight from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and the 340B program’s long-standing role in supporting hospitals that serve our country’s vulnerable patient populations, program critics want to scale it back drastically and reduce the benefits that eligible hospitals and their patients receive from the program. This is especially worrying as hospitals across the nation are expected to experience material declines in Medicaid utilization during the next few years due to H.R. 1 spending cuts and stricter eligibility rules. Reduced Medicaid enrollment could affect Medicaid patient day percentages, potentially impacting (DSH) and 340B qualification for many hospitals.

Recent analysis suggests that hospitals may experience varying levels of 340B impact as Medicaid enrollment and utilization patterns change. While some hospitals may remain eligible but experience changes in participation status, others may face increased risk of losing eligibility altogether. Understanding an organization's exposure to these risks and identifying potential mitigation strategies will become increasingly important as hospitals prepare for 2027 and beyond.

This session will explore strategies to establish, maintain, and protect eligibility. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between Medicare DSH qualification and 340B eligibility, key operational and reimbursement considerations, and what steps hospitals can take now to preserve access to this important program. 

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the session, participants will be able to:

  • Identify early warning signs that a hospital's 340B eligibility may be vulnerable
  • Identify the key drivers of Medicare DSH and 340B qualification, including Medicaid patient days, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) ratios, Medicare DSH calculations, and patient day reporting
  • Identify operational and strategic considerations that can help hospitals qualify for or protect their 340B status
  • Assess how changes in Medicaid enrollment, reimbursement policy, and hospital operations may affect future 340B eligibility and program participation
  • Discuss the major reimbursement and policy changes included in the Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2027 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) Final Rules along with the CMS Outpatient Proposals (2027) related to 340B

Faculty

Jolene Calla, Esquire
Vice President, Finance and Legal Services, The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania

Tracey Roland
Principal, Third Party Reimbursement Solutions, LLC 

Bradley Juopperi
Senior Director, Technology and Data Services, Third Party Reimbursement Solutions, LLC 

Kenny Tobias
Director, Finance and Regulatory, Third Party Reimbursement Solutions, LLC

Gary Feder
Managing Consultant, Finance and Regulatory, Third Party Reimbursement Solutions, LLC

Who Should Attend

This webinar will be of interest to:

  • Chief Financial Officers
  • Chief Operating Officers
  • Finance and Revenue Cycle Leaders
  • Reimbursement and Cost Report Professionals
  • Pharmacy Leaders
  • Strategic Planning Executives
  • Population Health Executives
  • Government Relations Leaders
  • Compliance Officers

Registration Information

Pricing

Although this webinar is complimentary for HAP members through the underwriting support of HAPevolve and industry partner TPR Solutions, you must register to attend.

$99—Non-Member

Questions

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