Recent Study Co-Authored by Veranex to be Presented at ISPOR 2024

Recent Study Co-Authored by Veranex to be Presented at ISPOR 2024

225,000 vitrectomy surgeries are performed annually in the U.S. A time-driven cost analysis conducted at a US academic hospital found the average true cost of routine vitrectomies (including macular hole (MH) surgeries) is $7,169.79 per patient, $2,000 above CMS’s 2019 reimbursed rate. This analysis aims to quantify the potential cost impact of improved MH closure rates using a 3D-HUD system at a US academic hospital.

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Giving Back

Nicolas Borenstein, DVM, Ph.D. Co-President, Preclinical Services “We are not a veterinary clinic and our primary mission is...

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Recent Study Co-authored by Veranex Staff Highlights Cost-effectiveness of Home Non-invasive Ventilation in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in the United Kingdom

By developing a cost-effectiveness model and associated manuscript for home non-invasive ventilation in patients with persistent hypercapnia after...

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Demonstrating Clinical Utility Using a Validated Methodology From the Market Research Toolkit

Veranex Director Lauren Fusfeld uses a case study to show how conjoint analysis can demonstrate to payers and health care providers the clinical...

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