The Managed Care Benefit Design Index
The IndexWill employers introduce significant changes to cost-sharing burdens?
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Will employers adopt benefit carve-outs for specialty products?
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How important to employers is the ability to link medical and pharmacy benefits?
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How do payers and employers expect rising patient cost-sharing requirements will affect utilization of targeted and biotech products? How will they affect outcomes? Productivity?
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What impact does patient willingness-to-pay have on marketing strategy and objectives?
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Do employers believe that opportunities exist to shift greater costs to patients in some categories but not others? Do payers feel differently? What implications does this have for benefit design?
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Will value based benefit designs – such as the Pitney-Bowes mode – catch on with employers? Why or why not?
Key Research Issues
The Managed Care Benefit Design Index tracks and contrasts the reported priorities of employers and payers, noting important areas of agreement and disagreement, and providing a detailed analysis of the implications.
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