Federal government appeals ruling that let new 340B sites get discounts sooner
Issue
The federal government has appealed a March 3, 2026 district court ruling that struck down HRSA's 340B child site registration requirement, Forvis Mazars reported. If the ruling is reversed, new sites could wait 6-18 months for 340B savings.
The government may also seek a stay, which would pause the ruling during the appeal.
Key points
- March 3 favorable ruling on immediate child-site 340B eligibility under appeal
- If reversed: 6-18 months delayed 340B savings on new sites
- The government may seek a stay, which could pause the favorable ruling during the appeal.
- Document existing 340B savings projections + contingency forecasts now
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FQHC Talent. (2026, May 7). Federal government appeals ruling that let new 340B sites get discounts sooner. Source: Forvis Mazars + HRSA. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/hrsa-340b-child-site-appeal-may-2026