The evolving landscape of GLP-1s for weight management is prompting employers to reassess their obesity strategies. M3's Connie Perry explains that considering drug insurance coverage for obesity drugs involves balancing potential health advantages and financial considerations. #m3ins
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(STAT) - "Weight Loss Drugs Aren’t Covered By Obamacare. That May Change." Drugmakers are doing everything to tap the bottomless well of demand for new obesity drugs, and they might get some government help. Finally AFFORDABLE Health Insurance Plans At: HI4E.org #ObamacarePlanRestrictions #ObamacareLimitedProviderNetworks #ObamacareLimitedMedications #HarmsOfOzempic #MedicarePartDDrugs #MedicareDrugCoverage #Wegovy #Ozempic #Tirzepatide #AffordableDrugs #WeightLossDrugTirzepatide #FatBodies #WeightLossDrugs #Obesity #EliLillyWeightLossDrug #WeightLossShot #ObesityDrugs #WeightLossInjections #MedicareObesityDrugs #WeightLossPrescriptions #WeightControl #OzempicSideEffects #HI4E.Org #HealthAndLifeSolutions #Mounjaro #OverweightPeople #WeightLoss #CalorieCounting #Obesity #OverweightAdults #ObeseSeniors #HealthyLivingTips #WeightWatchers #HealthInsuranceForEveryone #Stat
Obamacare plans don't have to cover weight loss drugs. The government is considering changing that
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You have likely heard about emerging weight loss drugs, but do you know what the cost is for your company? Join us for a webinar to learn more! On average, these drugs are priced over $10,000 per member annually. In many cases, your employees incur a fraction of the cost out of pocket while the company’s health plan costs continue to increase. Total pharmacy benefit spend for employers has reached an average of 30-35% of your total health insurance cost and that share is growing quickly. What can you do to control costs and maintain strong pharmacy benefits for your employees? Join us for our upcoming webinar where we will discuss the following: - Overview of prescription cost drivers like GLP-1s, Gene therapies, and Biosimilar prescription drugs - Proven strategies to reduce prescription benefit costs - Best practices for ongoing pharmacy benefit management #pharmacy #rx #employeebenefits #healthinsurance
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To cover or not is the question many U.S. insurance companies and employers continue to ponder when it comes to obesity medications, such as Wegovy, and diabetes drugs, like Ozempic and Mounjaro, being used off-label for weight loss. Click below to learn more. https://lnkd.in/g_tSE5Ku #weightloss #healthinsurance #employeebenefits
K&S Insurance | Off-Label Use of Drugs for Weight Loss
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Summary: Employers, insurers, and Medicare are facing pressure to cover weight-loss drugs, but many are not yielding, making it difficult for individuals to access these expensive treatments. The cost of these drugs is a significant barrier, leading to limited coverage and restrictions on access. Takeaway: Access to weight-loss drugs remains limited due to high costs, with employers and insurers making it even harder for individuals to obtain coverage. The future introduction of competing treatments and oral versions may help drive prices down and improve access. Hashtags: #Healthcare #Insurance #Medicare #WeightLossDrugs #Pharma #ObesityTreatment #HealthCosts #AccessToMedication
Summary: Employers, insurers, and Medicare are facing pressure to cover weight-loss drugs, but many are not yielding, making it difficult for individuals to access these expensive treatments. The cost of these drugs is a significant barrier, leading to limited coverage and restrictions on access. Takeaway: Access to weight-loss drugs remains limited due to high costs, with employers and insu...
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It’s been a hot topic in health insurance since day one. Now an increasing number of self funded employers are covering GLP-1 drugs (ex: Ozempic and Wegovy) according to a recent survey. Take a look and learn about some key points to consider before covering these drugs on your plan.
Employer Coverage of GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs is on the Rise
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The rising use of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss has been causing quite a stir for patients, health professionals, and benefit plans alike. Both employers and insurance carriers face challenges in creating guidelines for coverage of the drugs. See how employers can begin to develop their #GLP1 strategies. #employeebenefits #pharmacybenefits
GLP-1 Drugs for Weight Loss: What Employers Need to Know
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As weight loss injections such as Ozempic become more popular, they prompt health concerns and legal actions due to off-label use. ⚠️ Victoria L. takes a closer look at the emerging risks for insurers. #MedicalLaw #Ozempic #Wegovy #WeightLossInjections #Medical #LifeSciences #WeightLoss #Insurance #InsuranceRPC #Insurers
Weight loss jabs – a litigation time bomb
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The demand for anti-obesity drugs is building, but #health insurers and employers aren't yielding. Our survey results uncover the reasons why it may be harder to access weight-loss medications in 2024 via Business Insider. #recursoshumanos #talento #rrhh #humanresources #leadership #puertorico #mmc #mmb #consulting #risk #insurance #salud
Getting hot new weight-loss drugs like Wegovy will still be a struggle in 2024
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Just when you thought you had seen everything it gets worse. Think about this situation and try to wrap your head around it. Payers (like UHC and Elevance/Anthem) are requiring Rheumatologist and other specialist to use certain biosimilar drugs to treat their patients. No that's the not insanity part. As much as having a payer decide what drug a patient gets is crazy this gets much worse. For some of those drugs the amount the carrier will pay the doctor for that drug is less than what the doctor had to pay to buy the drug. Let me say that again, the carrier makes you use a certain drug then pays you less than the cost of the drug. Yes, you got that right. So let me get this right. These huge, very profitable, insurance companies feel like they can tell doctors what drug to use and then make them provide that drug at below cost? Yup, that seems logical, said no one ever! https://lnkd.in/euughH4P
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