Understanding Shifting Insurance Coverage Impacts

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Summary

Join Avalere’s panel of market access and policy experts to learn about the shifting insurance coverage landscape and how these trends impact manufacturers, payers, policymakers, and providers.
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As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and associated economic downturn, millions of Americans have lost employer-sponsored insurance and have either enrolled in publicly subsidized coverage or become uninsured.  Healthcare stakeholders will need to adapt to these changes and consider site-of-care policies and reimbursement, evolution of benefit structure, patient and provider access and support programs, and cost-sharing implications.

Key Topics

  • Coverage shift causes and trends
  • Care delivery impacts (physicians and health plan coverage of services)
  • New variables for consumer plan choices
  • Payer responses and policy change
  • Patient access and support
  • Ancillary support strategies
  • Potential congressional action affecting coverage

Panelists

Moderator
Elizabeth Carpenter , President

As president of Avalere Health, Elizabeth Carpenter is responsible for the firm’s consulting, sales, and operational functions.

Speaker

Saran Traore partners with pharmaceutical companies to develop market access and patient support strategies.

Speaker
Massey Whorley , Principal, Policy

Massey Whorley provides clients with data-driven policy analysis using his quantitative skills, modeling expertise, and knowledge of public health insurance programs.

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