Deloitte July 11, 2019
Greg Reh, Vice Chairman, US and Global Life Sciences Leader, Deloitte LLP

Greg Reh comments on the panel discussion from the Financial Times US Pharma and Biotech Summit about the changes needed to face coming innovations in manufacturing, pricing, and reimbursement of personalized therapies. These innovations include direct-to-payer models, mass customization, and valuation of gene therapies and one-time treatments, all of which present unique challenges to pharma companies’ current technology systems.

“If we’re really going to enable the business model for one-time therapies to prosper, we have to change the regulatory environment to really enable the value of a therapies to be tied to their price. Being able to bill or be paid over time, only if those drugs continue to work, is critically important for the success of these therapies”
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