A majority of payers are using outcomes-based contracts for drugs, according to a recent analysis from Avalere. The researchers surveyed 46 health plans based in the U.S. and found that 58% had at least one outcomes-based contract in place in the 2022 plan year. More than a third (35%) said they had at least 10 such contracts in place, according to the report. About 10% of those surveyed had either two to five contracts or five to 10 contracts in place, the analysts found. Fifteen percent said they don’t currently have any outcomes-based contracts established but are in the process of negotiating them.
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