Bill
H 4490
H 4490 prohibits healthcare providers from facing discrimination for participating in federal 340B drug discount programs that help safety-net hospitals serve low-income patients affordably.
H 4490 prohibits discrimination against participants in the federal 340B drug discount program, which allows covered entities like hospitals and community health centers to purchase medications at significantly reduced prices. The bill would establish protections ensuring these organizations cannot be penalized or denied services based on their participation in the program.
The 340B program serves vulnerable populations by enabling safety-net providers to stretch limited budgets and reinvest savings into patient care. Protecting participants from discrimination ensures these cost-saving benefits reach the communities most dependent on affordable healthcare services.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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