Mcgregor Clinic Inc

340b drug pricing program: the mcgregor clinic, inc. Participates in the federal 340b drug pricing program. Established via the veterans health care act of 1992, the 340b drug pricing program requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to enter into a ppa (pharmaceutical pricing agreement) with the hhs secretary in exchange for having their drugs covered by medicaid and medicare part b. Under the ppa, pharmaceutical manufacturers agree to provide discounted drugs for purchase to specified providers (referred to as "covered entities"). As a covered entity, the mcgregor clinic, inc. Dispenses 340b drugs purchased at a discount to eligible patients via contracted third-party pharmacies. The resulting 340b program revenues (net of discounted drug costs & fees) enable the clinic to expand to expand our scope of services to patients of our community with the goal of producing better health outcomes for the patients we serve.

Case management services program: the mcgregor clinic's medical case management program assists patients in overcoming barriers to care. Services provided include, but are not limited to, overseeing insurance enrollment and plan management, coordinating medical service appointments, screening for eligibility for co-pay and premium assistance, coordinating specialty appointments such as medical and mental health appointments, and managing referrals for other necessary resources, including housing assistance through hopwa (housing opportunities for persons living with hiv). The case management team is partially funded by ryan white part b and ryan white part c. The team serviced over 1,200 case management appointments during the fiscal year 2024.

The prevention and community services program provides a multitude of services for individuals living with hiv as well as individuals at high risk for acquiring hiv within the community at large. These services are provided both on-site as well as during targeted outreach activities conducted throughout the year at various locations. Within the community, these services are provided via the mobile unit or through partnerships with venues that reach and serve the targeted community. During fiscal year 2024, the program provided a total of 521 hiv tests. Additionally, there were 125.5 hours of community and individual risk reduction education as well as 175 separate community outreach activities conducted. This yielded a total of 7589 individual outreach contacts.