The Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC) is seeking a pharmacy split-billing software solution to expand its participation in the 340B drug pricing program. The software will allow ODOC to retroactively determine patient eligibility for 340B discounted pricing and increase the number of patients and medications eligible for the program. The pilot project will be implemented at two ODOC pharmacies and will last for 48 months, with a total budget of $800,000. The project aims to identify the requirements for a long-term software solution and will be followed by a formal solicitation process.
Key aspects of the project include:
• Implementation of split-billing software at two ODOC pharmacies
• Retroactive determination of patient eligibility for 340B discounted pricing
• Increase in the number of patients and medications eligible for the 340B program
• Pilot project duration of 48 months
• Total budget of $800,000
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