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Designing for Coverage, Not Just Approval
Regulatory approval does not guarantee payer coverage. As reimbursement decisions increasingly depend on comparative value, budget impact, and real-world evidence, integrating HEOR and payer considerations into clinical trial design can help biopharma teams anticipate access challenges and support stronger reimbursement discussions at launch.
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Market Access as a Driver of Biotech Value in 2026
Market access is increasingly shaping biopharma decisions earlier in the lifecycle. This article explores how policy uncertainty, evidence expectations, and access strategy are influencing development, investment, and long-term value realization.
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Barriers to CAR-T Access in Medicare
Magnolia Market Access examines the factors shaping access to chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapies in the Medicare fee-for-service population.
Market Access Briefs
A Blend of Core Concepts and Breaking Headlines
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What Is a Patient Support Services Model?
Introduction to Patient Support Services Models A patient support services model is a data-driven tool or framework that helps forecast and analyze the various aspects of manufacturer-sponsored patient support programs. Patient support services models simulate real-world scenarios. They predict how changes in patient needs, insurance policies, program rules, and regulations impact patient support program enrollment, utilization, costs,…
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What is the Congressional Budget Office (CBO)?
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) is an independent, nonpartisan agency that serves Congress by providing economic and budgetary analyses of proposed legislation. It estimates the financial impact of proposed bills and assigns them a budget score, which is used by lawmakers to determine how the bill will affect the federal budget over a typical 5-to-10-year…
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What is frailty and why does it matter?
What Is Frailty? Frailty is a clinical syndrome characterized by a reduction in an individual’s physiological reserve and increased vulnerability to stressors, often seen in older adults.1 Characteristics of frailty include low physical activity, muscle weakness, slowed performance, fatigue or poor endurance, and unintentional weight loss.2 Health Risks and Clinical Impacts of Frailty Frail patients…