While wellness apps have been successful in a direct-to-consumer model, many digital therapeutics (DTx) providers are working to obtain reimbursement from U.S. payers. In a heterogenous payer ecosystem, the key question is how to obtain broad payer coverage and reimbursement with a low out-of-pocket cost to the patient. Early prescription DTx companies have explored a range of options and had success negotiating payer payment through programmatic spend. However, in the past year, as U.S. payers are increasingly aware of prescription DTx, more would like to manage these products through direct, claims-based reimbursement.
Industry leaders Ed Cox, Molly Hoult, Everett Crosland, and Michael Rothrock participated in an insightful panel discussion on the key factors related to obtaining reimbursement for prescription DTx in the U.S. market:
Watch now to learn more about:
- Current DTx payment options in the U.S.
- How regulatory pathways impact payment options (regulated vs. unregulated; software-only [SaMD] products vs. products with hardware)
- Coverage, reimbursement and coding requirements for claims-based reimbursement
- Shift in U.S. payer perceptions of DTx over the past year and outlook for the future: MCIT, advent of digital formularies, etc.
- How payers evaluate DTx coverage and think about setting reimbursement levels
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