The moat is the covered entities we can name.
340B expertise is easy to claim. Naming the hospital systems you actually work through is not. These are ours, with the geography stated honestly so you don't spend a phone call finding out you're outside the map.
Tenor Health Foundation
- —Sharon Regional
- —Wilkes-Barre General
- —Regional Hospital of Scranton
- —Moses Taylor Hospital
A nonprofit that acquires and operates community hospitals across Pennsylvania. It runs four hospitals — Sharon Regional, Wilkes-Barre General, Regional Hospital of Scranton, and Moses Taylor Hospital — with a network of 700+ physicians and providers.
A Philadelphia- or northeast-PA-area specialist affiliates with a participating Tenor covered-entity hospital. The hospital holds 340B eligibility; your practice keeps its patients and its clinical independence.
Tenor operates the hospitals and manages the covered-entity compliance. Partnering with us lets its programs reach independent specialists without either side building new staff.
Insight Hospital and Medical Center
- —Insight Hospital and Medical Center Chicago
A nonprofit safety-net hospital serving Chicago's Bronzeville community. Insight holds URAC Specialty Pharmacy accreditation, which matters directly for high-drug-cost specialty care.
A Chicago-area nephrologist or oncologist affiliates with Insight as the covered entity. Specialty dispensing runs through Insight's URAC-accredited pharmacy; you keep prescribing on medical necessity alone.
Insight vetted the arrangement and holds the pharmacy accreditation. That is the signal a careful practice administrator reads: the hospital did the diligence before we did.
ElevaRx Care Coordination
A care-coordination program that works alongside 340B covered entities to handle medication access, prior authorization, adherence follow-up, and provider communication. The physician prescribes independently; the covered entity dispenses.
Your prescribing decision is finalized on medical necessity before ElevaRx is introduced to the patient. Enrollment is voluntary and never changes the prescription. You get coordination support without giving up clinical control.
ElevaRx keeps clinical decisions fully separate from administration, uses no referral incentives, and ties no compensation to prescribing volume — the compliance posture a covered entity requires before it will participate.
Right now we serve Pennsylvania and Chicago.
If your practice sits outside these markets, we'd rather you learn that here than after a phone call. We're expanding through additional covered entities, and we keep a waitlist by market and specialty.
Tell us where you are and what you practice. If we're coming to your market, you'll be first to know.