340B Advocacy Day of Action

Join ACH's 340B Day of Action

On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, ACH is organizing a nationwide grassroots Day of Action to protect health centers from the 340B rebate model. This is in support of the ACH-led 340B Rebate Model Delay Act (H.R. 10770) to delay the implementation of the 340B rebate Model for 2 years.

These resources are provided for health center leaders, board members, partners, and advocates who would like to join the effort and amplify our collective voice in support of community health centers.

The Administration plans to implement the rebate model beginning January 1, 2027. ACH has consistently warned that replacing upfront 340B discounts with rebates would shift significant financial risk and administrative burden onto health centers and threaten the resources CHCs use to delivery essential services to their communities.

Congress still has an opportunity to act before implementation. We need the collective voice of ACH members to make sure they do. The more cosponsors we have on this bill the higher the likelihood that we can get it included in a year-end package and stop the rebate model from going into effect. Our collective advocacy on this effort has never been more important.

Protect and Reform the 340B Drug Discount Program

Please call your U.S. Representative and ask them to cosponsor ACH’s legislation, The 340B Rebate Model Delay Act (H.R. 10770) to delay implementation of the 340B rebate model for 2 years.

• Cosponsor H.R. 10770, the 340B Rebate Model Delay Act, to preserve upfront 340B discounts for health centers for two years.
• Pass comprehensive 340B reform that increases transparency and accountability while protecting the safety net.

340B savings are reinvested directly into patient care — keeping rural clinics open, expanding telehealth, operating mobile units, and providing transportation and other enabling services. Any reform must strengthen — not destabilize — the safety net.

Call your member of Congress using ACH’s toll-free advocacy hotline (number will be updated shortly).

The Bottom Line

Community health centers are community-owned, patient-governed, and mission-driven. They deliver high-quality, cost-effective care in rural, urban, and underserved communities nationwide.

Congress must act to strengthen, stabilize, and sustain America’s health center network.

ACH Health Center Advocacy Hotline

Dial & Connect Directions:

• Call ACH’s toll-free advocacy hotline at 1-877-ACH-2015
• You will hear a short, recorded message explaining the advocacy call to action and prompting you to take the next step
• Enter your home zip code to be connected to your members of Congress
• At this time, you may first choose one of your two senators or your representative
• Once you connect with the first congressional office and leave your message, stay on the line after the office hangs up, to choose your next elected official and be directly connected
• Complete this process three (3) times, to connect with each of your congressional members. The advocacy message is the same for all senators and House members.

Advocate Call-In Script

Hi, my name is [NAME], and I’m calling from [HEALTH CENTER] in [CITY] about the 340B program. Every dollar health centers save through 340B is reinvested directly back into the patients we serve, helping us stretch limited resources to sustain services such as [EXPLAIN SERVICES USED FROM 340B DOLLARS].

The 340B rebate model threatens our ability to continue providing these services, by requiring health centers to pay higher drug costs upfront and wait to recover those savings through rebates.

I’m calling today to ask if your boss, [MEMBER OF CONGRESS NAME], will consider cosponsoring legislation to delay the 340B rebate model for two years, the 340B Rebate Model Delay Act (H.R. 10770). Please ask your boss to support the 340B Rebate Model Delay Act (H.R. 10770).