MedCity News December 9, 2020
Anuja Vaidya

As precision medicine gains steam, the question arises: how can reimbursement models evolve to support these often costly therapies and ensure patient access is not blocked? Drugmakers and payers are working together to find some answers.

As the precision medicine field evolves and the science behind personalized therapies for complex conditions surges ahead, reimbursement models are racing to catch up. Precision medicine treatments, like cell and gene therapies, tend to have high price tags and novel delivery mechanisms. This makes creating effective payment models for these therapies a challenge, but drug developers and payers are working together to create out-of-the-box solutions.

Determining prices for breakthrough cell and gene therapies is a complicated process, said Laura Okpala, director of reimbursement policy...

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