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Description:This report titled, “Diabetes Costs and Affordability in the United States” by the IQVIA Institute provides a detailed analyses around diabetes drug pricing, including list price, net manufacturer price, and out-of-pocket costs for patients as a function of various insurance programs. The report also looks at prescription abandonment related to out-of-pocket costs, and how these costs can interrupt a patient’s ability to pay. The report examines the impact of insurance coverage and finds that commercially-insured patients have higher initial cost exposure than Medicare patients, but can use coupons to offset costs and a significant proportion are doing so, such that their final out-of-pocket costs are similar to that of Medicare patients. Finally, the report details current U.S. policies and other shifts in the diabetes landscape that will impact diabetes spending over the next few years

Tags:Diabetes Costs, Diabetes, United States, diabetes drug, pricing, healthcare, medical, insurance programs, prescription abandonment, Medicare patients

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