Which entity oversees the contract pharmacy oversight?

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is the entity responsible for overseeing the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which includes the regulation and compliance of contract pharmacies. HRSA's role is crucial as it ensures that all participating entities adhere to program requirements and maintain the integrity of the program. This oversight includes the evaluation of how covered entities utilize contract pharmacies to dispense drugs at discounted prices while complying with federal guidelines.

Other organizations, such as CMS, CDC, and FDA, play significant roles in healthcare, public health, and drug safety respectively, but they are not directly involved in the administration and oversight of the 340B program or contract pharmacy operations. CMS primarily focuses on Medicare and Medicaid services, CDC is concerned with public health and disease prevention, and FDA regulates food and drug safety. Thus, HRSA’s specific mandate and expertise in the 340B program make it the correct entity for overseeing contract pharmacy compliance and operations.