Tiered Pricing - When a drug works better in some patients than others : IC Fireside Chats - Episode 14

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Not all patients benefit equally. So what happens when a drug performs better in one subpopulation than another? Denmark’s SMA pricing model shows how tiered approaches can make pricing fair — aligning with outcomes and satisfying payer expectations. In this episode, we discuss how different evidence sets, real-world performance, and evolving patient stratification are reshaping price-per-value thinking.

Covered:

  • Denmark’s model for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

  • The problem of uniform pricing across uneven efficacy

  • Designing contracting mechanisms that flex with data


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