340B drug program report.
What changed between versions
The document format changed from an enrolled Senate Act (SEA 118) to a Senate Bill (SB 118), reflecting its current legislative status. The bill text itself remains substantively identical.
New definitions were added for '340B covered entity' and '340B program' to clarify which healthcare organizations must comply with the reporting requirements.
New definitions for 'charity care', 'financially indigent', and 'medically indigent' establish criteria for determining patient eligibility for free or discounted healthcare services.
New requirements mandate that 340B covered entities report detailed drug pricing data annually to the Indiana Department of Health, including acquisition costs, payment amounts, and charity care usage.
New requirements mandate that the state department publish aggregated reports of the collected data to the legislative council and post them on their website.
New enforcement provisions establish a $1,000 per day fine for 340B covered entities that fail to submit required reports by the deadline.
New timeline establishes that reporting is due before April 1 of each year for the previous calendar year, with state reports due before November 15.
