Policy changes like the Inflation Reduction Acts $2,000 out-of-pocket (OOP) cap for Medicare Part D beneficiaries may offer some relief, as patients who reach the cap pay $0 thereafter, but they also risk prompting payers to tighten coverage for high-cost drugs, especially those indicated for obesity
Users of those drugs are on the treadmill (no pun intended) for life
he has stock/options in Aardvark, Glyscend, Mellitus Health, Metsera, Pendulum Therapeutics, Praetego, and Stability Health
Medicaid programs build their coverage rules around approved uses so whether you get a GLP-1 covered often depends on which drug is prescribed and for which specific condition
The Guardian has seen evidence suggesting that payments for Alluvi products are being processed by an e-commerce business called Nutri Collectiv
Consequently, use of treatment policy estimands was not considered appropriate for the base case analyses, and trial product estimands were used in the base case