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Multiple sclerosis: New perspectives on the patient journey

ByMichele Berrios, Bruce Pyenson, and Samantha Tomicki
28 April 2017

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

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