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HRSA Approves Eight of Nine 340B Rebate Model Pilot Plans

On October 30th, the Health Resources and Services Administration (“HRSA”) announced the approval of eight of the nine proposed plans for the 340B Rebate Model Pilot Program.; Novartis drug, Entresto, being the lone plan not approved. This model will shift the discount on certain prescription drugs from an upfront price reduction to a post-purchase rebate from the manufacturer.   The plans approved include the same drugs included in the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, but in this instance are applicable to all payers, not just Medicare and both retail and clinical administrations:

Manufacturer

Selected Drug Name

Bristol Myers Squibb

Eliquis

Immunex Corporation (Amgen)

Enbrel

Astra Zeneca AB

Farxiga

Pharmacyclics (AbbVie)

Imbruvica

Merck Sharp Dohme (Merck)

Januvia

Boehringer Ingelheim

Jardiance

Novo Nordisk Inc.

Novolog, Novolog Flexpen, Novolog Penfill, FIASP, FIASP Flextouch, FIASP Penfill

Janssen Biotech, Inc (JJHSC)

Stelara

Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (JJHCS)

Xarelto

Covered entities will now be required to purchase the selected drugs above at Wholesale Acquisition Cost (“WAC”) price and submit claims data to a HRSA designated platform named, “Beacon.”

Pharmacy Claims Data Fields

Medical Claims Data Fields

Date of Service

Date of Service

Date Prescribed

Claim Line Number

Rx Number

Claim Number

Fill Number

Unit of Measure

NDC-11

NDC-11

Quantity Dispensed

Quantity

Prescriber ID

Rendering Physician ID

Service Provider ID

Service Provider ID

340B ID

340B ID

Rx BIN

Health Plan Name

Rx PCN

Health Plan ID

Group Number ID (Optional)

Health Plan ID Qualifier (Optional)

 

HCPCS Code (Optional)

 

HCPCS Modifiers (Up to 4) (Optional)

Upon review of this data, Beacon will request rebates based on eligible claims, which will be submitted to the manufacturers for review.  If approved by the manufacturer, a rebate will be sent back to the covered entity through the Beacon platform that will be the difference between the WAC purchased and the 340B ceiling price. While all rebates must be made within 10-days, HRSA stated in its series of recently issued FAQs, that only a demonstrable trend of manufacturers routinely delaying payment beyond 10-days would trigger penalties and potential removal of the manufacturer from the program.

OPA is expected to publish a summary of all approved rebate model plans on its website, prior to the plans’ implementation. Additionally, manufacturers are required to communicate details of their plans directly to covered entities no later than 60 days prior to implementation of their respective plans, or by November 2, 2025. Accordingly, we recommend covered entities be on the lookout for additional communication from manufacturers in the coming days.

If you have any questions regarding these most recent changes in events, please reach out to Advis to consult how to approach this model for the upcoming year.

Published October 31, 2025

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