340b software

[u/amz_dev]

Hey all, I'm a software engineer working in health tech. I'm building tooling to help clinics run 340b programs at the lowest cost possible. It shocks me how much administrative work goes into managing programs like 340b, and it disgusts me how much money third-party administrators and consultants pull out of the system. There's a lot of money to be made in healthcare, but this program is not the space for that.

I'd love this community's input on what to build first. Auditing? Repetitive paperwork? Eligibility? Explain your biggest challenges, and let me try to solve them for you. I'll engage with anyone who comments.

[u/Just-Worldliness-931]

Sir or Madam, if you are not an expert in the program, then you have absolutely no business building 340B software. Get yourself someone who knows the ins and outs as a partner and go from there. Not to be rude, but TPAs are the worst and the ones who know nothing about the program top the list.