340B Drug Pricing Program

The savings from the 340B Program are important to all the hospitals that
make up the West Virginia University Health System (WVUHS), but they
are of vital importance to the small, rural, critical access hospitals with 25
beds or less that depend on 340B savings to keep their doors open.

340B Defined

According to the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration:

The 340B Program enables covered entities to stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.

Manufacturers participating in Medicaid agree to provide outpatient drugs to covered entities at significantly reduced prices.

Eligible health care organizations/covered entities are defined in statute and include HRSA-supported health centers and look-alikes, Ryan White clinics and State AIDS Drug Assistance programs, Medicare/Medicaid Disproportionate Share Hospitals, children’s hospitals, and other safety net providers. See the full list of eligible organizations/covered entities.

To participate in the 340B Program, eligible organizations/covered entities must register and be enrolled with the 340B program and comply with all 340B Program requirements. Once enrolled, covered entities are assigned a 340B identification number that vendors verify before allowing an organization to purchase 340B discounted drugs.

(Source: HRSA.gov/OPA)

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The WVU Health System and 340B

The West Virginia University Health System (WVUHS), which operates under the brand WVU Medicine, is an academic hospital system located primarily in the underserved state of West Virginia. The WVUHS consists of nine Disproportionate Share Hospitals, nine Critical Access Hospitals, and two Sole Community Hospitals.

Our System is one of the largest employers in West Virginia with 39,103 employees and affiliated physicians. Care is delivered at 32 member hospitals with associated clinics, one managed hospital, and six institutes, located primarily in West Virginia with additional locations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. As one of the largest health systems in West Virginia, the WVUHS maintains 3,536 licensed beds with more than 198,529 annual discharges.

(Numbers as reported in the 2025 WVU Medicine Annual Report and WVUHS Financial Reports)

Our Mission

The mission of the WVUHS is to improve the health of West Virginians and all we serve through excellence in patient care, research, and education. The 340B Program enables the WVUHS to achieve its mission by stretching scarce Federal Resources as far as possible, while delivering high quality healthcare services to vulnerable patient populations, including low-income, uninsured, underinsured, and homeless patients, as well as those living in rural communities.

The WVUHS is committed to providing comprehensive medical services to all patients regardless of their ability to pay, including a full spectrum of inpatient services, surgical services, and outpatient services such as Emergency Medicine, Trauma, Cancer Care, Infusion Services, Specialty Pharmacy Services, and Behavioral Health Services. The 340B Program has allowed the WVUHS to expand access to care across the states it serves, while focusing on safe, cost-effective care that results in improved patient outcomes.

By the Numbers

Information provided is for fiscal year 2025.

Our Health System

  • Uncompensated Care = $788,733,161
  • Total Employees = 39,103

Care and Access

  • Hospitals = 32
  • Member Health Plan = 80,000
  • Ambulatory Care Sites = 809

Health and Service

  • Inpatient
    • Surgeries = 41,552
    • MRI = 23,935
    • Lab Services = 5,269,382
    • Dialysis = 19,830
  • Outpatient
    • Surgeries = 176,184
    • Infusion Therapy = 287,506
    •  MRI = 115,321
    • Lab Services = 9,817,213
  • Clinic Visits = 5,609,045
  • Hospital Outpatient Visits = 2,952,053
  • ED Visits = 633,958
  • Births = 9,645
  • Discharges = 198,529
 
 

Community Benefit

The WVUHS provides high quality, academic based healthcare to the residents of West Virginia and several bordering states, ensuring that healthcare is available to all, regardless of income, health insurance, or ability to pay. We support the community through patient care financial assistance, education, research, and community investment. As a policy, all the 340B benefit created by each Covered Entity that is affiliated with WVUHS is returned to the Covered Entity where it originated, so it can meet the local acute and chronic needs of the patients who utilize that Covered Entity.

WVUHS Covered Entities

WVUHS Covered Entity (alphabetically) Location Type 340B ID
Barnesville Hospital Association, Inc. Barnesville, OH Critical Access Hospital CAH361321-00
Braxton County Memorial Hospital, Inc. Gassaway, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511308-00
Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Corporation d/b/a Camden Clark Medical Center Parkersburg, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510058
City Hospital, Inc. d/b/a Berkeley Medical Center Martinsburg, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510008
Community Health Association d/b/a Jackson General Hospital Ripley, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511320-00
Grant Memorial Hospital, Inc. Petersburg, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511316-00
GRMC, Inc. d/b/a Garrett Regional Medical Center Oakland, MD Sole Community Hospital SCH210017-00
Harrison Community Hospital, Inc. Cadiz, OH Critical Access Hospital CAH361311-00
The Charles Town General Hospital d/b/a Jefferson Medical Center Ranson, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511319-00
Potomac Valley Hospital of W. VA., Inc. d/b/a Potomac Valley Hospital Keyser, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511315-00
Princeton Community Hospital Association, Inc. d/b/a Princeton Community Hospital Princeton, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510046
Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Inc. Glen Dale, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510013
St. Joseph’s Hospital of Buckhannon, Inc. Buckhannon, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511321-00
The West Virginia Health Care Cooperative, Inc. d/b/a Summersville Regional Medical Center Summersville, WV Critical Access Hospital CAH511322-00
Herbert J. Thomas Memorial Hospital Association d/b/a Thomas Memorial Hospital South Charleston, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510029
Uniontown Hospital Uniontown, PA Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH390041
United Hospital Center, Inc. Bridgeport, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510006
West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. Morgantown, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510001
Wetzel County Hospital, Inc. New Martinsville, WV Sole Community Hospital SCH510072-00
Wheeling Hospital, Inc. Wheeling, WV Disproportionate Share Hospital DSH510050
 

WVUHS Covered Entity Types Defined

 

Critical Access Hospital (CAH)

Eligibility

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services designate Critical Access Hospitals through Section 1820(c)(2) of the Social Security Act.

To be eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Critical Access Hospitals must meet the requirements of 42 USC 256b(a)(4)(L)(i).

To be eligible to participate in the 340B Program and purchase outpatient drugs at significantly discounted prices, Critical Access Hospitals must be classified as:

  • A private nonprofit hospital under contract with state or local government to provide health care services to low-income individuals who are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid
  • Owned or operated by a unit of state or local government
  • A public or private nonprofit corporation that is formally granted governmental powers by a unit of state or local government

For-profit hospitals are not eligible to participate in the 340B program.

Eligibility in Multiple Categories

Hospitals that are eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program in more than one category may select one. For example, a hospital that is both as a Disproportionate Share Hospital and a Sole Community Hospital must choose only one category and must abide by requirements and guidelines for that type of eligible organization/covered entity once enrolled.

https://www.hrsa.gov/opa/eligibility-and-registration/hospitals/critical-access-hospitals

Sole Community Hospital (SCH)

Eligibility

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) designate Sole Community Hospitals through Section 1886(d)(5)(D )(iii) of the Social Security Act.

To be eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Sole Community Hospitals must:

  • Meet the requirements of section 340B(a)(4)(L)(i) (PDF – 39 KB)
  • Have a disproportionate share adjustment percentage greater than or equal to 8% for the most-recently filed cost report

Sole Community Hospitals must be classified as one of these:

  • A private nonprofit hospital under contract with state or local government to provide health care services to low-income individuals who are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid
  • Owned or operated by a unit of state or local government
  • A public or private nonprofit corporation that is formally granted governmental powers by a unit of state or local government

For-profit hospitals aren’t eligible to participate in the 340B Program.

Eligibility in Multiple Categories

Hospitals that are eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program in more than one category may select one. For example, a hospital that is both as a Disproportionate Share Hospital and a Sole Community Hospital must choose only one category and must abide by requirements and guidelines for that type of eligible organization/covered entity once enrolled.

https://www.hrsa.gov/opa/eligibility-and-registration/hospitals/sole-community-hospitals

Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH)

Eligibility

Disproportionate Share Hospitals are defined in Section 1886(d)(1)(B) of the Social Security Act.

Disproportionate Share Hospitals serve low-income patients and receive payments from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to cover the costs of providing care to uninsured patients.

To be eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Disproportionate Share Hospitals must meet the requirements of 42 USC 256b(a)(4)(L).

Disproportionate Share Hospitals must be classified as one of these:

  • A private nonprofit hospital under contract with state or local government to provide health care services to low-income individuals who are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid
  • Owned or operated by a unit of state or local government
  • A public or private nonprofit corporation that is formally granted governmental powers by a unit of state or local government

And must:

  • Have a disproportionate share adjustment percentage greater than 11.75% for the most-recently filed cost report

For-profit hospitals aren’t eligible to participate in the 340B Program.

 Eligibility in Multiple Categories

Hospitals that are eligible to participate in the 340B Drug Pricing Program in more than one category may select one. For example, a hospital that is both as a Disproportionate Share Hospital and a Sole Community Hospital must choose only one category and must abide by requirements and guidelines for that type of eligible organization/covered entity once enrolled.

https://www.hrsa.gov/opa/eligibility-and-registration/hospitals/disproportionate-share-hospitals

 

340B in Action: West Virginia University Health System (WVUHS)

West Virginia University Health System, which operates under the brand WVU Medicine, is an academic hospital system located primarily in the underserved state of West Virginia and is one of the largest health systems in West Virginia. Click on the following link for more information: About Us | WVU Medicine

Barnesville Hospital

Barnesville Hospital joined West Virginia University Health System on April 1st, 2021. Barnesville Hospital is in an economically depressed Appalachian area in Southern Ohio. Barnesville serves several surrounding counties, including the county immediately south of the hospital, which does not have a hospital of its own. It is an aging community, with many residents under the federal poverty level.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $728,730
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $2,530,014*
  • Poverty Level 2024:15.0%± 2.8%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Expansion of two additional Family Medicine Clinics
  • Safety and facility upgrades
  • New bed purchases not covered by Federal Grant

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Berkeley Medical Center

Since 2005, Berkeley Medical Center continues to serve patients throughout the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. This facility is committed to improving the health status of patients by providing high-quality health and wellness services, expanding access to care, and participating in the education of healthcare professionals.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $31,221,047
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $57,393,984*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 19.8%± 4.3%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 14.03%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 58%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Expansion of Pediatric Cancer & Infusion Services
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • 2025 Hybrid OR (Cardiovascular)
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • 2025 Expansion of Emergency Department & Observation Unit
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

 

Braxton County Memorial Hospital

Established in 1981, Braxton County Memorial Hospital is a critical access facility that serves Braxton County, as well as patients from all over central West Virginia. Located in Gassaway, West Virginia, Braxton County Memorial Hospital offers 24 -hour emergency care, inpatient care, and outpatient surgery.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $2,035,144
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $1,004,913*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 20.4%± 3.7%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Expand outpatient comprehensive Infusion Services
  • Addition of Home Health Services
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades including: Omnicell, LABDAQ Lab, PACS, 16 Slice CT Scanner, Gastro Videoscope Monitor/Scopes, Digital Mammography, and SPECT Imaging systems
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Behavioral Health Service
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Camden Clark Medical Center

Camden Clark Medical Center, located in Parkersburg, West Virginia, serves the Mid-Ohio Valley and surrounding region through an acute care facility. Camden Clark Medical Center features more than 40 specialties available to patients, including: Oncology, Orthopaedics, Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, to name a few.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $49,777,430
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $61,577,313*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 22.5%± 3.0%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 12.74%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 65%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • South Parkersburg Expansion of Urgent Care, Pediatrics, Primary Care, and Radiology
  • Safety and Facilities Upgrades – MRI machine in Radiology
  • Expansion of Service Lines; Pain Management, Urology, Gastroenterology, Primary Care, Orthopedics, Outpatient Oncology Center/Infusion, access to Open-heart surgery via adding surgeon
  • New Interventional Radiology suite, expanding access to advanced, minimally invasive care (2026)
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Garrett Regional Medical Center

Garrett Regional Medical Center serving Garrett County, Maryland and the surrounding region, has a dedicated team of over 500 staff members. The facility offers inpatient services, an intensive care unit, a subacute rehabilitation unit, a family-centered maternity suite, an outpatient surgical unit with a surgical suite, and 24/7 emergency services.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $2,206,624
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $5,374,338*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 11.2%± 1.8%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Cancer and Infusion Services
  • Expansion of Urgent Care, Primary Care and Specialty Care services
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Safety and Facilities Upgrades

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Grant Memorial Hospital

Grant Memorial Hospital, located in Petersburg, West Virginia, is a critical access facility supported by more than 350 employees and a medical staff of over 15. This facility serves the valley of the Potomac Highlands, which includes citizens of Grant, Hardy, Pendleton, Hampshire, and Mineral counties.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $3,327,792
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $4,341,221*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 13.3%± 3.4%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • OB Service in Rural Areas
  • Expansion of Physical Therapy – Herrick building & Primary Care
  • Addition of Podiatry, Wound Care, Virtual ICU, and MRI services
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Harrison Community Hospital

For more than 50 years, Harrison Community Hospital has served Harrison County in Ohio, and the surrounding communities in the tri-state area. This critical access hospital offers a complete array of services including 24-hour emergency care, surgical procedures, imaging services, outpatient and inpatient laboratory testing, rehabilitation, and an outpatient infusion facility.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $725,050
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $1,355,960*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 13.1%± 2.2%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Facilities Maintenance, Replacements,  and Enhancements
  • Maintain current services so uninsured patients do not have to travel far

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Jackson General Hospital

Jackson General Hospital is a critical access facility located in Ripley, West Virginia. It is a network of more than 50 providers and 300 employees, who continually strive to serve as healthcare leaders in Jackson County, Mason County, and surrounding communities. Jackson provides a wide array of services including primary care, emergency care, surgery, urology, cardiology, neurology, physical therapy, pain management, women’s health, orthopedics, podiatry, and walk-in services, and upcoming cancer treatment.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $1,242,041
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $6,053,493*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 18.5%± 3.0%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Preventative Medicine Programs
  • Expansion of facilities: A new wing in 2024 with 14 private rooms, two triage, two trauma, and mental health rooms
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Jefferson Medical Center

Jefferson Medical Center serves as the sole hospital in Jefferson County, West Virginia. This facility is a unique critical access hospital as it offers an Emergency Department, CT, MRI, and nuclear medicine services.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $736,080
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $12,201,845*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 8.7%± 1.4%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Upgraded da Vinci V Surgical System
  • 2025 State-Of-The-Art Mammography equipment
  • Expansion to accommodate the growing surgical services in General Surgery, Gynecology, and Orthopedics
  • Safety and Facility upgrades
  • Launched a collaborative clinic in Ranson WV expanding access to essential healthcare, social services, and wraparound support
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Potomac Valley Hospital

Potomac Valley Hospital is a critical access facility, located in Keyser, West Virginia with humble beginnings dating back to 1931. This facility serves patients in Mineral County and surrounding communities with over 450 staff members, 31 physicians, covering 22 specialties.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $4,011,933
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $7,274,250*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 14.0%± 2.6%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Expansion of Cancer and Infusion Centers
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Preventative Medicine
  • Emergency Department Expansion with new observation unit (2025-2026)
  • Operating room upgrades (2025-2026)
  • Expansion of Rapid Care Facility
  • 12,000-sq.-ft. Medical Arts Pavilion on Pin Oak Lane supported in part by a federal grant from the Economic Development Administration
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Princeton Community Hospital

Princeton Community Hospital is a Southern West Virginia leader in medical care, with 420 physicians and mid-level providers, and 1,097 employees. Princeton Community Hospital operates seven primary care clinics, 11 specialty clinics, and three rural imaging clinics offering a wide range of care to a 10-county region.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $14,432,589
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $45,606,617*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 16.5%± 2.1%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 16.43%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 70%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • 2024 Clinic Expansion for Sleep & Pulmonary, and Cardiology
  • 2025 Added 18 brand-new private patient rooms to better serve our community
  • 2025 Pediatric Clinic in Raleigh County, located in Beaver, WV
  • 2025 Opened an Endocrinology Clinic, as the first Endocrinology program of its kind in the area
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Reynolds Memorial Hospital

Reynolds Memorial Hospital located in Glen Dale, West Virginia, is an acute care hospital governed by a volunteer board of directors. It serves the surrounding areas throughout the Ohio Valley, offering coordinated access to advanced medical expertise and specialty care when needed.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $8,324,394
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $8,334,374*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 16.8%± 2.2%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 12%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 62%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • New services in Urology, Urogynecology, Pain Management, and Dermatology
  • New Rapid Care in Moundsville (2025)
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

St. Joseph's Hospital

Over the past 100 years, St. Joseph’s Hospital has developed from an eight-bed hospital to a medical community dedicated to serving the needs of the residents of central West Virginia. St. Joseph’s Hospital serves the Upshur County and surrounding areas as a 25-bed not-for-profit critical access facility.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $8,904,594
  • Uncompensated Care 2024:  $8,659,218*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 21.7%± 6.2%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Outpatient Oncology and Outpatient Infusion Centers
  • Safety & Facility Upgrades with 2nd CT and PET scans
  • Clinical Pharmacy Services
  • Expansion of General Surgery, Obstetrics, and Gynecology
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Summersville Regional Medical Center

Summersville Regional Medical Center is a critical access hospital, that employs more than 500 people. This facility offers a complete array of services including surgical procedures, imaging services (including CT and MRI), outpatient and inpatient laboratory testing, rehabilitation, an outpatient infusion facility, 24-hour emergency care, and retail pharmacy.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $4,514,863
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $3,623,053*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 15.4%± 2.9%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Expansion of Ambulatory Care Center, Primary Care Physician Offices,  Rehabilitation for Occupational & Speech Therapy, and Infusion Outpatient Nursing program
  • Sliding fee payments, prescription medication assistance programs, and Meds to Beds Program
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Thomas Memorial Hospital

Thomas Memorial Hospital, located in South Charleston, West Virginia, has been serving patients throughout West Virginia for over 80 years. Thomas Hospitals serves as a vital southern regional hub for the Health System.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $34,476,942
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $39,279,398*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 15.3%± 2.7%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 12.31%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 63%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • Expansion of Cancer Clinics and Infusion Centers
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Expansion of HVI specialty care, Cardiac Surgery, ICU and Pulmonary services
  • 2024 Opened WV’s first Orthopedic Hospital
  • Free shuttle service for patients and visitors
  • Behavioral Health Services
  • Support expanded rural access to Neurology, Rheumatology, and General Surgery Services through collaborative partnerships
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Uniontown Hospital

Uniontown Hospital located in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, provides a full range of medical care to residents of Fayette County, and the surrounding area, for more than a century. Uniontown Hospital employs over 1,000 individuals, with over 300 medical staff representing more than 30 medical specialties.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $5,666,679
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $13,422,546*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 27.8%± 5.3%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 17.50%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 70%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • 2026 Opened an Urgent Care Clinic in Connellsville, PA, reducing unnecessary Emergency Department visits
  • Expansion of Cancer Clinics and Infusion Centers
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • 2025 Opened Children’s Birthing Center
  • Safey and Facilities Upgrades
  • New Ceribell Technology used for Advanced Seizure Detection and Care
  • Nurse Residency Program
  • 2023 Opening of Spine Center
  • 2025 Da Vinci Xi Robotic Surgical System
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

United Hospital Center

United Hospital Center located in Bridgeport, West Viginia, is an over 700,000- square-foot facility that includes enhanced patient privacy, a high level of technology integration, and improved access to care. This facility has a medical staff that consists of more than 324 physicians and extenders, and employs more than 2,500 employees.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $91,515,700
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $57,895,347*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 14.2%± 3.3%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 16.24%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 64%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • 2025 Elkins Corridor Medical Center – Primary & Specialty Care
  • Health and Wellness Coaches
  • Expansion of Cancer Clinics & Infusion Centers
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Safety and Facility Upgrades
  • Supports Health Access (free clinic in Harrison County, WV)
  • 2025 Medtronic Mazor X™ surgical assurance platform
  • 2026 Outpatient Surgery Center featuring 60,000-sq-ft, with 8 operating rooms, including robotic capabilities
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

West Virginia University Hospitals

West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. is WVU Medicines’ flagship hospital in Morgantown, West Virgina, that provides the most advanced level of care available to West Virginians and bordering states. The academic medical center offers specialties in Cancer, Critical Care & Trauma, Heart & Vascular, Neurology & Neurosurgery, and its own Children’s Hospital. It provides comprehensive medical services to all patients regardless of their ability to pay. This facility provides a full spectrum of inpatient services, surgical services, and outpatient services. Including, but not limited to, Emergency Medicine, Trauma, Cancer Care, Infusion Services, and Behavioral Health Services.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $217,631,538
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $363,511,831*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 19.9%± 2.8%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 24.34%
  • Medicaid or low-income Medicare Patient Population: 55%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • 2026 Opened WVUH Community Pharmacy at Fairmont Medical Center and Suncrest
  • Expanded Cancer Care at Fairmont Medical Center with a new medical Oncology Clinic & Infusion Center
  • Support for Vulnerable Population via Charity Care
  • Expansion of Adult Behavioral Health Services at WVU Innovation Corporation
  • Replacement for former state grants for Hemophilia Treatment Center
  • Rosenbaum Family House
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)

Wheeling Hospital

Wheeling Hospital, founded in 1850, is an acute care hospital providing Primary and Specialty Care. Additionally, the facility’s complex includes a Continuous Care Center, Howard Long Wellness Center, state-of-the-art Emergency/Trauma Center, Center for Pediatrics, Intensive Care Units, Physician offices, and Private patient rooms.

340B Statistics for 2025:

  • Approximate Annual 340B Savings: $22,886,237
  • Uncompensated Care 2024: $89,293,446*
  • Poverty Level 2024: 20.5%± 2.5%
  • Approximate DSH Percentage 2025: 12.61%

 

Use of 340B Savings:

  • WVU Cancer Institute St. Joseph Regional Cancer Complex opening Fall 2028
  • Safety and Facilities Upgrades
  • OB Services in Rural Areas
  • Expansion of Heart & Vascular Services and Surgery Centers
  • 2024 Opened Connected Care Center which focuses on early diagnosis, intervention & routine screenings
  • Support for vulnerable population via Charity Care
  • Bridge funding gap and expand access for Bonnie’s Bus Mobile Women’s Health Services and LUCAS Mobile Lung Cancer Screening Unit

 

*Information pulled from the IRS Schedule H (Form 990)