
Nicole Longo Nicole is senior director of public affairs at PhRMA focusing on Medicare, 340B, importation and more. She previously worked for a D.C.-based public affairs firm where she assisted a wide range of clients with communications efforts on everything from trade policy to agriculture policy to health care policy. Outside the office, Nicole can be found trying new restaurants (usually Italian), taking an occasional barre class and cheering on the Cincinnati Bengals.
Recent Posts
Word of the Month: 340B covered entity

What is a 340B covered entity?
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This week’s reading list: All the reasons the Senate-passed drug pricing bill is bad policy

Last weekend, the Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act which includes dangerous price-setting provisions. The bill now heads to the House for consideration, where it is not too late for them to...
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Myth vs. Fact: The Senate’s latest price setting proposal

The narratives being built around the Senate’s latest price setting proposal frame it as a bill intended to lower drug prices for patients and address rising inflation. But those narratives aren’t...
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The Senate’s latest price setting proposal will undermine U.S. economic growth

Last week, we examined ways the latest drug pricing proposal will undermine patient access to medicines, American medical innovation and our health care system as a whole. But there is another...
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The Senate’s latest price setting proposal will undermine: Our health care system

Members of Congress continue to push a misguided drug pricing proposal under the guise of negotiation as part of the reconciliation package. This proposal is nothing short of government price setting...
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The Senate’s latest price setting proposal will undermine: American medical innovation

Members of Congress continue to push a misguided drug pricing proposal under the guise of negotiation as part of the reconciliation package. This proposal is nothing short of government price setting...
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The Senate’s latest price setting proposal will undermine: Patient access to medicines

Members of Congress continue to push a misguided drug pricing proposal under the guise of negotiation as part of the reconciliation package. This proposal is nothing short of government price setting...
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By the Numbers: Patients lose when the government sets prices

Yet again, Congress is considering harmful drug pricing policies with complete disregard for the negative impact they will have on patients and our economy. At the same time, they are continuing to...
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340B program remains second largest federal drug program, yet little solid evidence of benefits to patient

Over the three decades since Congress created the 340B drug pricing program, we’ve seen massive growth in its size. As a program meant to serve vulnerable patients, this sounds great, right? The...
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Study after study after study: Contract pharmacy expansion not aligned in communities 340B is meant to serve

Evidence continues to show that 340B hospitals and their contract pharmacies are often not helping patients access their medicines, especially patients in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas....
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