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CBO reaffirms our innovation ecosystem leads to improved lives, long-term savings

By Brian Newell  |    January 21, 2022
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) recently released a new report looking at trends in spending, prices and use of prescription drugs. While some politicians are trying to use the report to...   Read More

The patient experience: Insurance design hurdles lead to access issues for too many Americans, including communities of color and the chronically ill.

By Mark Keida  |    October 28, 2021
3 in 10 insured Americans still face a financial barrier to care and some of the most vulnerable patients are also those more likely to experience barriers in accessing their care, according to...   Read More

New report: To drive up profits, hospitals continue unnecessary medicine mark-ups, burdening patients, employers and the health system

By Gabby Migliara  |    October 14, 2021
A new study from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) compared the difference in price for 72 physician-administered outpatient medicines – representing 73% of medicine spending –...   Read More

Election insights: Voter priorities in the states

By Nick McGee  |    December 17, 2020
In the 2020 election, Americans nationwide cast their ballots with two major issues on their minds – the economy and coronavirus. Health care specific concerns centered on pre-existing conditions...   Read More

PhRMA comments on HHS proposed rule on manufacturer cost-sharing assistance and accumulator adjustment programs

By Holly Campbell  |    March 3, 2020
Yesterday, PhRMA submitted comments on the Department of Health & Human Services’ (HHS) 2021 Notice of Benefit and Payment Parameters proposed rule. The proposed rule would hurt  patients’ ability...   Read More

New whitepaper identifies reasons why ICER’s cost-effectiveness analyses are not useful for payers

By Lauren Neves  |    September 19, 2018
A new whitepaper authored by Bruce Pyenson, F.S.A., M.A.A.A. and colleagues from Milliman explains why Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) cost-effective analyses (CEAs) will not be...   Read More

Copay coupons can help ease patients’ out-of-pocket costs

By Holly Campbell  |    February 16, 2018
Each year, middlemen, like pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and insurers, shift more of the costs of health care to patients. Ensuring patients have affordable access to their medicines is the top...   Read More

ICYMI: New report outlines steps for greater transparency in health care

By Katie Koziara  |    August 4, 2017
Last week, The Network for Excellence in Health Innovation (NEHI) released a new report that outlines steps for greater transparency in health care. The report states that helping consumers make...   Read More

Are insurers exaggerating medicine costs to justify premium increases? Consumers think so.

By Robert Zirkelbach  |    September 9, 2016
Despite recent headlines, U.S. spending on prescription medicines continues to decline. In fact, new data from Altarum Institute found that spending on prescription medicines grew by just 3.9...   Read More

What’s driving insurance premium increases? Hint: It’s not prescription drugs

By Allyson Funk  |    August 2, 2016
A new analysis from Avalere Health looks at 2017 proposed health insurance premium increases. As in 2016, insurers’ own data point to outpatient spending as the largest expected driver of premium...   Read More

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