Contracted Pharmacy Services 

As a “Patient Centered Medical Home” (PCMH), we are committed to offering the best in comprehensive healthcare, including convenient contracted pharmacy services within the Spectrum Health Services, Inc., network.
We are privileged to serve the pharmaceutical needs of our community and are driven by a moral necessity to provide quality services and products. In doing so, we support the health and well-being of patients of all walks of life living in the Philadelphia metropolitan area.

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340B Program

The 340B Program is defined by the federal regulations requiring drug manufacturers to sell outpatient drugs to eligible health care centers, clinics, and hospitals (also called Covered Entities) at reduced costs. This requirement is described in Section 340B of the Public Health Service Act, which was enacted in 1992 to provide financial relief to those facilities that provide care to the medically underserved.

Spectrum is enrolled with the Office of Pharmacy Affairs as a Covered Entity and complies with regulations, policies and procedures to ensure that 340B drugs are purchased and used by eligible Covered Entities and dispensed to eligible patients.

The intent of the 340B Program is to permit covered entities “to stretch scarce Federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.” To this end, Spectrum has implemented a 340B Pharmacy Program that benefits our most vulnerable patient population, supports our core mission, and ensures ongoing 340B compliance in line with HRSA guidelines.

Spectrum 340B program accomplishes these goals by enhancing and supplementing existing Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM) including Medical Case Management, medication adherence counseling, and linkage to and coordination of medical care. Spectrum utilizes 340B program savings to support operating expenses for our agency, which provides care to underserved populations, homeless, uninsured/under-insured, and patients living with chronic disease processes.

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