Multiple sclerosis: New perspectives on the patient journey
This report examines the multiple sclerosis population in Medicare Part D. Study results include characteristics of enrollees using disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) and show how cost sharing and therapies differed by demographic and coverage characteristics. Due to the cost of DMT, beneficiaries not receiving the low-income subsidy or employer-sponsored coverage may have to pay large out-of-pocket amounts. This study also examines the use of MS-related, non-DMT drugs to treat MS-related conditions.
This report was commissioned by Biogen.
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Samantha Tomicki
Multiple sclerosis: New perspectives on the patient journey
This report examines characteristics of 2015 Medicare Part D enrollees receiving multiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapies and how their cost sharing and therapies differed by demographic and coverage characteristics.