Becker's Healthcare December 16, 2024
Jakob Emerson

The prices for some GLP-1s have dropped significantly in recent years for individuals covered by Medicare and commercial insurance, according to a November report from HHS.

In 2024, the U.S. list prices for a one-month supply for most GLP-1s are stable or increasing, but after payer negotiations and rebates, net prices for many GLP-1s have decreased since 2022. Net prices for GLP-1s are between 24% and 73% lower than list prices, indicating that most insurers are paying less than the manufacturer’s list price.

“The future path of prices of drugs in this class will be affected by the number of...

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