340B helps rural health clinics keep life-saving medications affordable for patients who otherwise couldn't pay. In small towns, these discounts often mean the difference between access and going without care. #340BMatters #RuralHealth

340B funds aren’t just for prescriptions, they’re for people. Clinics use them to fight barriers unique to their communities. Let them lead. They know what their patients need.

New law, same mission: support 340B, protect patients. Colorado is making sure drugmakers or intermediaries can't restrict access to affordable meds for those who need them most. leg.colorado.gov/bills/sb25-071…

The 340B program is working exactly as Congress intended: helping safety-net providers stretch resources and expand care. Let’s keep it that way. #Protect340B

One-size-fits-all doesn’t work in healthcare. 340B lets clinics use savings to meet local needs—whether that’s medications, food, housing, or transportation. That flexibility saves lives. #340BWorks

Most 340B providers give medications at low or no cost, but the program was never just about drugs. It helps remove all barriers to care. That’s why it matters. #340BWorks

In rural America, 340B helps keep medications within reach, even for the uninsured. It’s a tool that levels the playing field for patients in small towns who face higher barriers to care.

What stretches scarce resources, serves more patients, and offers more services, all without costing taxpayers a dime? That's 340B.

The savings from 340B go straight back into communities: free meds, housing support, mental health care. All at no cost to taxpayers.

Ryan White’s legacy lives on through a program that reaches half of all Americans diagnosed with HIV. On this 35th anniversary, we celebrate how 340B helps clinics deliver lifesaving care where it’s needed most.

In cities and small towns alike, 340B lets health centers do more with less. PhRMA 's lobbyists might not see it, but patients in our communities do every single day. 340B works, and we’re going to keep fighting for it.

Today we spotlight the South’s HIV crisis and the power each of us has to make change. Let’s raise voices, break barriers, and protect our communities.

The 340B program helps HIV clinics do what drug companies won’t, serve the uninsured and underinsured with full wrap-around care. 340B doesn’t just provide medications. It provides stability, support, and viral suppression. #Protect340B #HIVTreatmentWorks

If you believe in America First, you believe in 340B. It protects rural health, costs taxpayers nothing, and puts patients over profits. PhRMA is fighting it because they can’t profit from it.

Faith leaders and communities are powerful allies in the fight against HIV/AIDS. This #NFHAAD, let’s unite to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support those affected across the nation.

If you’ve never walked into a Ryan White clinic, here’s what you’ll see: People living with HIV getting medication, mental health support, housing help, and hope. That’s what 340B supports, and that’s what pharma wants to weaken.

Every dollar saved through 340B turns into life-saving care for someone living with HIV. Wrap-around services, medications, case management and beyond are all made possible by 340B. And not one dollar from taxpayers.

🗣️ Stand With 340B! 🗣️ Patients and community providers rely on this program. Submit your public comment by Sept. 8, 2025 to make a difference! ➡️ regulations.gov/document/HRSA-…

If PhRMA spent less on lobbying against 340B and more time visiting the clinics it supports, they’d see the truth: This program works. It saves lives in communities where care options are few and far between.

The 340B program is one of the strongest tools we have in the fight to end HIV. It helps Ryan White clinics offer meds, case management, housing support and more, all at no cost to taxpayers. 340B is working exactly as intended.