340B Crossword

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  1. 4. Compliance problem where a 340B drug is used for an ineligible patient.
  2. 5. Registered outpatient location that participates under the covered entity’s 340B program.
  3. 6. HRSA file used to help prevent duplicate discounts on Medicaid claims.
  4. 8. Prescription or patient relationship that may require extra documentation to support 340B eligibility.
  5. 11. Manufacturer data platform commonly used for contract pharmacy claims submissions.
  6. 12. Provider who writes the prescription being reviewed for 340B eligibility.
  7. 14. Site or clinic tied to the patient encounter supporting 340B eligibility.
  8. 16. Process of determining whether a prescription meets 340B eligibility rules.
  9. 21. When Medicaid claims are excluded from the covered entity’s 340B program.
  10. 23. Tracking eligible utilization before a replenishment order is placed.
  11. 25. Drug purchase placed to replenish or maintain pharmacy inventory.
  12. 26. Third-party administrator that helps manage 340B claims and pharmacy activity.
  13. 27. List used to confirm which prescribers are eligible under the 340B program.
  14. 31. Drug category subject to special 340B restrictions for certain covered entity types.
  15. 32. Compliance issue where both a 340B discount and a Medicaid rebate occur on the same drug.
  16. 33. When Medicaid claims are included in the covered entity’s 340B program.
  17. 34. Organization eligible to participate in the 340B program.
  18. 35. Process of reviewing past claims again after a block or setup issue is corrected.
  19. 37. Rule preventing certain hospitals from using a GPO for covered outpatient drugs.
  20. 38. Distributor where covered entities order 340B, WAC, or GPO-priced drugs.
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  1. 1. Drug type that may be eligible for purchase under the 340B program.
  2. 2. Patient who meets the covered entity’s 340B eligibility requirements.
  3. 3. Document showing drug purchases, quantities, pricing, and ordering details.
  4. 7. Process of replacing eligible drugs after they have been dispensed.
  5. 9. HRSA database where covered entities, child sites, and contract pharmacies are registered.
  6. 10. Program that helps covered entities access 340B pricing and related resources.
  7. 13. Prescription-level information sometimes required by manufacturers for 340B contract pharmacy claims.
  8. 15. Drug manufacturer limitation on contract pharmacy access or claims data requirements.
  9. 17. Determination of whether a patient, provider, location, and prescription meet 340B requirements.
  10. 18. Organization that provides 340B education and resources through 340B Prime Vendor Program.
  11. 19. Federal agency responsible for overseeing the 340B program.
  12. 20. Group Purchasing Organization; restricted for certain hospital types under 340B rules.
  13. 22. Unique drug code identifying labeler, product, strength, and package size.
  14. 24. Pharmacy owned or operated by the covered entity.
  15. 28. Formal review of 340B records, claims, orders, and compliance processes.
  16. 29. Wholesale Acquisition Cost; often used when a drug cannot be purchased at the 340B price.
  17. 30. Pharmacy that partners with a covered entity to dispense eligible prescriptions.
  18. 36. System used to separate 340B and non-340B purchases.