New guest commentary in BioCentury by Gigi Hirsch & Jane Barlow seeds a series of discussions now underway to shape priorities for the “Next Big Thing” in the Center for … Read More
Better Outcomes Tracking: A First Step In Improving Access To New Treatments
New article in Health Affairs Forefront Transformative new pharmaceutical treatments hold the promise of changing patients’ lives by slowing and curing disease, improving well-being, and advancing quality of life. Yet, … Read More
Payer Perspectives on Gene Therapy Reimbursement
J.F. Barlow; M.W. Courtney; M. Trusheim. Pharmaceutical Executive, 04/2020 The reimbursement of emerging durable and potentially curative cell and gene therapies challenge US payers due to their high upfront costs. … Read More
Payer Perspectives on Reimbursement of One-Time High-Cost Durable Therapies
Pharmaceutical Executive, January 9, 2020Matt W. Courtney, Jane F. Barlow, Mark Trusheim The reimbursement of emerging durable and potentially curative cell and gene therapies challenge U.S. payers due to their … Read More
Estimating the Clinical Pipeline of Cell and Gene Therapies and Their Potential Economic Impact on the US Healthcare System
Value in Health, June 2019Casey Quinn, Colin Young, Jonathan Thomas, and Mark Trusheim Cell and gene therapies promise durable clinical benefit from a single treatment course. High upfront reimbursement for … Read More
Are Payers Ready, Willing, and Able to Provide Access to New Durable Gene Therapies?
Value in Health, June 2019Jane F. Barlow, Mo Yang, and J. Russell Teagarden Access to new gene therapies may be impacted by payer ability to absorb the cost of coverage. … Read More
Precision Financing of Durable, Potentially Curative Therapies
Pharmaceutical Executive, January 27, 2019 Trusheim, Jane Barlow Russell Teagarden Mark Gene therapies and cellular treatments create multiple financial challenges for US healthcare payers beyond price. The work of the … Read More
Leaping Together Toward Sustainable, Patient‐Centered Innovation: The Value of a Multistakeholder Safe Haven for Accelerating System Change
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, November 2, 2018Gigi Hirsch Successfully delivering on the promise of emerging science in a world of value-driven healthcare requires that we fundamentally reengineer biomedical innovation processes … Read More
Alternative State-Level Financing for Hepatitis C Treatment—The “Netflix Model”
JAMA, October 29, 2018Mark R. Trusheim, William M. Cassidy, and Peter B. Bach Drug prices in the United States remain the highest in the world.1 New payment approaches are needed, … Read More