Group purchasing organization definition
Group purchasing organization means an entity that purchases, arranges for or negotiates the purchase of a covered drug, device, biological, or medical supply for a group of other individuals or entities. 42 CFR § 403.902.
Group purchasing organization means any group of two or more
Group purchasing organization means any entity established, maintained, and operated for the purchase of prescription drugs for distribution exclusively to its members with such membership consisting solely of hospitals and health care entities bound by a written contract with the entity.
More Definitions of Group purchasing organization
Group purchasing organization means a person employed, contracted or otherwise utilized by or affiliated with a pharmacy benefit manager to negotiate, obtain or procure rebates from manufacturers or wholesalers.
Group purchasing organization or “GPO” means any Subsidiary of the Borrower that provides purchasing for the long-term care industry or other institutional providers.
Group purchasing organization means an entity affiliated with a pharmacy benefit manager or a pharmacy benefits plan or program which uses purchasing volume aggregates as leverage to negotiate discounts and rebates for covered prescription drugs with pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, and wholesale vendors.
Group purchasing organization means an organization that
Group purchasing organization or “ GPO ” means any Subsidiary of the Borrower that provides purchasing for the long-term care industry or other institutional providers.
Group purchasing organization means any group purchasing organization, rebate aggregator, or other Person performing similar services.
Group purchasing organization means an entity that is established, maintained, and operated for the purchase of a drug, device, or medical supply for distribution to its members.