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Direct Medicare Price Negotiation is Good for Payers

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1 Direct Medicare Price Negotiation is Good for Payers
4/15/2019 Health Strategies Group Direct Medicare Price Negotiation is Good for Payers Reducing the biologic exclusivity period would have negative effects on physicians autonomy as payers are likely to require physicians (via tier placement or utilization restrictions) to prescribe lower-cost generic or biosimilar alternatives when available. According to plans, all of the most likely proposals from the administration, Capitol Hill, and states will have positive effects on the value of care provided–a clear priority for most policy makers in the past several years.

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