Acquisition of data-driven prescription drug benefit and affordability company will ”help patients overcome financial barriers to starting and staying on therapy.”
UBC (Blue Bell, PA) has announced that it has acquired MarketShare Movers (MSM), a data-driven prescription drug benefit and affordability company.
“This acquisition enriches what we can offer to our current and future clients, inclusive of adding a full-service co-pay offering,” said Nicole Hebbert, Senior Vice President, UBC Patient Access Services. “The MSM Team will bring a specific expertise in modeling affordability programs to achieve optimal access to patients.”
Kevin Kane, founder of MarketShare Movers, added, “Using MSM’s consultative approach and proprietary analytics, UBC will now partner with clients to design and implement advanced and integrated patient co-pay benefit programs. This allows our clients to leverage our analysis and track the ongoing, multi-tiered impact of each benefit design and gross to net.”
UBC said it looks forward to bringing these capabilities to its current and future clients through comprehensive insights-based approaches to co-pay and affordability programs.
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