Rx · Accreditation, Licensing & 340B
Accreditation and 340B both run on documentation, and both fail on it. This is administrative readiness support: requirement matrices, policy inventories, evidence files, responsibility matrices, renewal calendars, corrective action tracking, and mock administrative reviews for NABP programs covering digital pharmacy, compounding, DMEPOS, specialty, and drug distribution, plus state licensing and multi-state coordination. On the 340B side: financial performance analysis, purchase and utilization reconciliation, contract pharmacy and third-party administrator reconciliation, duplicate discount prevention workflows, diversion risk documentation, Medicaid carve-in and carve-out tracking, savings utilization reporting, and audit document organization. HRSA conducts program integrity audits, and the entities that survive them are the ones whose documentation was built before the notice arrived.
Accreditation and licensing readiness
- Requirement matrices and checklists
- Policy inventories and document control
- Evidence file preparation
- Responsibility matrices
- Renewal calendars with deadline alerts
- Corrective action tracking
- Mock administrative reviews
- NABP programs covering digital pharmacy, compounding, DMEPOS, specialty, and drug distribution
- State licensing and multi-state coordination
340B program support
- Financial performance analysis
- Purchase and utilization reconciliation
- Contract pharmacy and third-party administrator reconciliation
- Duplicate discount prevention workflows
- Diversion risk documentation
- Medicaid carve-in and carve-out tracking
- Savings utilization reporting
- Audit document organization
Boundaries, stated plainly
This is readiness support. I do not issue accreditation, act as or speak for any accrediting body, guarantee approval or licensure, or provide a legal determination that a pharmacy or covered entity is compliant. Those determinations belong to the accrediting organization, the state board of pharmacy, HRSA, and qualified counsel.
Start with an Rx Financial & Margin Assessment
A written finding: which prescriptions lose money, what your effective reimbursement actually is by payer, where inventory cash is trapped, and what each fix is worth annually.
Start with an assessment