I recently attended the 340B Coalition Summer Conference, held July 10-12 in Washington, DC, with a record-breaking audience. The conference could not have come at a more tumultuous time for the 340B program this year, with promises by the White…

It’s Monday at 9am and if you’re anything like most of us, you’re already consumed with emails, meeting requests, approaching deadlines, and fires to fight. Your calendar looks like a poorly-played Tetris screen as you try to squeeze 60…

For Lisa Scholz, Chief Customer Engagement Officer and SVP at Sentry Data Systems, the 340B Coalition Winter Conference held in San Francisco on Feb. 1-3 provided a view of the current state of the 340B program and a glimpse of future changes…

Healthcare is broken, and nothing short of a revolution can fix it. A revolution: Creates a new way of thinking and doing that was previously unimagined Leverages the most powerful new ideas and technologies to transform the “way we’ve…

Kudos to several of Sentry Data Systems’ hospital customers, who were recognized in a recent article in “Hospitals & Health Networks” for truly changing the trajectory of healthcare in their communities by providing a stable, secure living environment for the homeless.

Mike Sovie, Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing at Sentry, recently offered his perspective on the most significant takeaways from the ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting in Las Vegas at the beginning of this month.

Lidia Rodriguez-Hupp, 340B Compliance Officer & Senior Vice President at Sentry and well-respected 340B thought leader, offered her views on what she considered the most provocative topics addressed at the 20th Annual 340B Coalition Conference last month.

The 340B Drug Pricing Program, established nearly 25 years ago, requires drug manufacturers to provide outpatient drugs to eligible health care providers at significantly discounted prices.

Now more than ever, the FBI is warning healthcare providers to guard against cyberattacks. Security experts say cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the $3 trillion U.S. healthcare industry, where many facilities are still reliant on aging computer systems that do not use the latest security features.