A Benefit-Based Copay for Prescription Drugs: Patient Contribution Based on Total Benefits (PDF)

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A Benefit-Based Copay for Prescription Drugs: Patient Contribution Based on Total Benefits (PDF)
The American Journal of Managed Care

Mar. 29, 2005

7 pages. Excerpt: For any given drug, patients with a high potential benefit would have lower copays than patients with a low potential benefit. Implementation of such a system would provide a financial incentive for individuals to prioritize their out-ofpocket drug expenditures based on the value of their medications, not their price.

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