340Banter Podcast
Navigating the complexities of 340B compliance can be overwhelming for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). That’s why we created 340Banter—a podcast dedicated to empowering healthcare professionals with insights, best practices, and expert advice to make the most of your 340B Program. Tune in for actionable strategies and some fun banter created to help you get the most out of your 340B Program.
Episodes
How is provider reporting evolving in today’s 340B environment? Recorded live from the conference floor, this episode of 340Banter brings together co-host Logan Yoho and guest co-host Felicity Homsted to unpack the shifting landscape that covered entities are facing. From new reporting requirements to the impact of technology and data management, this discussion explores the key changes leaders need to understand to stay ahead.
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How can milestone moments spark meaningful advocacy and community engagement in the 340B space? Recorded live from the conference floor, this episode of 340Banter features Brenda Reitz, Pharmacy Director at Family Health Services, with co-host Logan Yoho and guest host Felicity Homsted. Brenda shares how her organization’s 20th anniversary celebration became more than a milestone—it became a catalyst for advocacy, relationship buil...
What surprises are covered entities facing in HRSA-approved manufacturer audits today? Recorded live from the conference floor, this episode of 340Banter features Madeline Wallack, Founder of Rx|X Consulting & Avanti340B, alongside co-host Logan Yoho and guest host Felicity Homsted. Together, they share real-world insights from the frontlines of manufacturer audits and discuss how FQHCs and other covered entities can stay prepa...
What does the new 340B Rebate Model Pilot mean for FQHCs and covered entities navigating today’s 340B landscape? In this episode of 340Banter, co-host Logan Yoho and guest host Felicity Homsted break down the details of this evolving initiative and what it could mean for compliance, program savings, and manufacturer relationships.
From understanding the intent of the pilot to anticipating potential impacts on pharmacy operations, t...
How can you stay compliant while managing the growing complexity of 340B programs? In Episode 15 of 340Banter, Charnay Ingram and LaNika Ellis share proven oversight strategies that keep their programs running smoothly and audit-ready.
From tracking changes to engaging internal stakeholders, this episode offers practical, scalable tips that every 340B leader needs to hear—whether you're overseeing a large system or a single-site FQ...
What’s driving the surge in state contract pharmacy protection laws—and how does a 340B-related bill actually become a law? In Episode 14 of 340Banter, co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho break it all down with clarity, insight, and real-world relevance.
Whether you're advocating for change, tracking legislation, or trying to understand your state’s protections, this episode gives you the foundational knowledge and strategic c...
How do 340B professionals grow, pivot, and thrive in this complex program space? In Episode 13 of the 340Banter Podcast, Chris Christian and LaNika Ellis share their inspiring and unconventional career journeys within the 340B world—from clinic operations to program management and advocacy.
Whether you're new to 340B or a seasoned professional looking to grow your role, this conversation is filled with relatable stories, practical ...
What really happens during a 340B HRSA audit? In Episode 12 of 340Banter, Richard Cox from Hope Family Health and Chris Christian from FQHC 340B Compliance walk us through their firsthand audit experience, sharing what worked, what they learned, and how they stayed prepared every step of the way.
Whether you're facing an upcoming HRSA audit or just want to strengthen your 340B compliance practices, this transparent, behind-the-scen...
In this episode of 340Banter, Rhiannon Klein shares grounded, real-world strategies for building an impactful advocacy presence. Drawing from her experience leading Community Voice of 340B, she discusses how to mobilize communities, craft compelling messages, and stay resilient in the face of challenges.
Tune in for clear, actionable guidance on becoming a more confident and effective advocate in the 340B space.
In this episode of 340Banter, Derek Pihl, PharmD, shares key takeaways from his advocacy work at both the state and federal levels. From building legislative relationships to navigating challenges in public health policy, Derek offers lessons learned and strategies for effective 340B engagement.
Tune in for practical insights, inspiring stories, and actionable advice to help you make a meaningful impact in the advocacy space.
In this practical and perspective-rich episode, co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho sit down with Michael Gonzalez of FQHC 340B Compliance to talk all things vendors—how to evaluate them, collaborate effectively, and avoid common pitfalls. Michael shares his expert take on what makes a strong vendor relationship, the red flags to watch for, and how FQHCs can ensure vendors are aligned with compliance, performance, and mission....
In this eye-opening episode, co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho sit down with Felicity Homsted, CEO of FQHC 340B Compliance, to unpack one of the most pressing issues facing the 340B community today—manufacturer restrictions. Felicity brings a data-driven, policy-informed perspective to the conversation, shedding light on how these restrictions impact patient care, covered entities, and the integrity of the program itself. Tu...
Join co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho for a media-savvy deep dive with Ted Slafsky, founder and publisher of 340B Report, as they break down the latest headlines shaping the 340B world. From legislative developments to court rulings and industry shake-ups, Ted brings his insider perspective and journalistic expertise to help listeners make sense of the noise. Whether you're trying to stay current or understand how media nar...
Co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho are joined by special guest Michael Gonzalez, founder of FQHC 340B Compliance, for a candid conversation on breaking into and building a career in the 340B space. In “Finding Your Footing in 340B: Career Stories & Strategies,” Michael shares his journey from accountant to entrepreneur, the inspiration behind launching his own compliance-focused firm, and the key lessons he's learned alon...
Co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho dive into the strategy behind building in-house pharmacies in “340B & Entity-Owned Pharmacies: What to Know Before You Start.” Joined by special guest Michael Gonzalez, Founder of FQHC 340B Compliance, this episode unpacks the why, how, and what's next for entity-owned pharmacies in the 340B space. From startup considerations to operational tips and compliance must-knows, it’s a conversa...
Co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho take you inside the courtroom in "340B Key Legal Arguments & Future Trends" with special guests Mark Ogunsusi and Jason Reddish of Powers Law. From landmark cases to ongoing legal battles, this episode explores the different arguments manufacturers are using to make their case and what it means for stakeholders across the board. Tune in for a dynamic conversation packed with legal insigh...
Co-hosts Chelsea Violette and Logan Yoho dive into "Finding Your Place in 340B" with special guest Michael Gonzalez, Founder of FQHC 340B Compliance. From career journeys to industry insights, this episode unpacks the many paths within 340B and how you can carve out your own. Don't miss this engaging conversation.
In this episode, we dive into the critical topic of patient definition and the responsibility of care for 340B Covered Entities. Tune in as we discuss the complexities of responsibility of care and how covered entities like FQHCs can navigate their responsibility to provide accessible, high-quality care while staying compliant.
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