Integrated Delivery Network and its Role in the Healthcare System
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A graduate of pharmacy from St. Johns University, New York, Travis Leonardi is the CEO of Sentry Data System, Inc. In this role, Travis Leonardi has successfully managed the whole operations of the company. Many clinics, hospitals, pharmacies, and integrated delivery networks all over the country rely on Sentry’s unique data sets for their procurement, analytics, compliance solution, and drug utilization.
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Travis Leonardi and his company, Sentry Data Systems Inc., develop software to help healthcare providers with 340B compliance and audit preparation. The Health Resources and Services Administration did not begin auditing the 340B Drug Pricing Program until 2012, initially focusing on education over penalties, but now auditors are imposing major penalties for violations. The number of 340B audits has increased yearly, and the director of HRSA's Office of Pharmacy Affairs expects the number to double in fiscal year 2015 due to increased funding.
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