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Before FDA approval, it’s crucial to know how Payers will treat your new drug, device, or test. Understanding coverage, restrictions, and criteria before commercialization allows you to design an effective and efficient market access strategy. Policy Reporter’s Predictive Payer Coverage Report allows you to view critical insight into coverage before your product launch.
Designed for pharmaceutical, medical device, and diagnostics companies who are releasing a new drug, device, or test, Policy Reporter leverages its proprietary historical database of coverage decisions to build a predictive model of likely post-approval coverage scenarios.
Which payers are most likely to cover first, second, last
What restrictions and criteria are most likely to be instituted
What tier level is likely to apply to your product
Are there certain HTAs, studies, or guidelines that will be influential on coverage
We also include statistics highlighting:
The likelihood of coverage by payer, geography, or plan type
Detailed visual analytics, including graphs, charts, and pivot tables of coverage criteria
A detailed analysis on the Payers most likely to cover first according to average days of FDA approval to initial coverage
An analysis on the Payers most likely to cover last according to average days of FDA approval to initial coverage
Predictive Coverage Reports can also include:
Formulary tier placement prediction for all payers, including
Restriction and criteria prediction/modeling
Most and least restrictive payers
Analysis of restrictions including testing, indications, diagnostics, frequency limitations, age restrictions, prior authorization, step therapy, and more!
All coverage restrictions on the analog drugs, device, or test for all payers
All formulary restrictions on the analog drugs for all payers
A variety of optional add-ons such as a corresponding sample coverage policy.