Published Health Economics Study Shows a High Disease Burden Associated with Stress/Mixed Urinary Incontinence to U.S. Payers

Veranex’s Commercial Strategy and Market Access team members, Manasi Datar, PhD, Li-Chen Pan, MPH, and Thomas F. Goss, PharmD, along with members from Renovia, Inc. successfully published a peer-reviewed manuscript in Neurology and Urodynamics highlighting the significantly high healthcare resource utilization and costs in female patients diagnosed with stress or mixed urinary incontinence (SUI/MUI). This evidence suggests that more effective treatments are needed for women suffering from this condition and urges payers to increase access to innovative treatments in this population.

Veranex Supports Retrospective Claims Analysis of Physical Therapy Utilization Among Women With Stress or Mixed Urinary Incontinence

Manasi Datar, Li-Chen Pan, and Thomas Goss, members of the Veranex Commercial Strategy and Market Access team, supported the retrospective...

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Case Study: Optimizing Pricing Strategies for a Medical Device Product Family

Background A leading global medical device manufacturer faced a pricing strategy challenge and partnered with Veranex (formerly Boston...

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Dasiglucagon Demonstrates Reduced Costs in the Treatment of Severe Hypoglycemia in a Budget Impact Model

Jordan Hinahara and Thomas Goss, members of our Commercial Strategy and Market Access team, contributed to the budget impact model. The...

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