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Medication Cost Sharing
Suzanne Tschida, PharmD, BCPS, vice president of specialty benefit and outcomes strategy at OptumRx, talks about how benefit design, financial assistance programs, and co-pay cards can help make medications affordable for patients.
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Suzanne Tschida, PharmD, BCPS, vice president of specialty benefit and outcomes strategy at OptumRx, talks about how benefit design, financial assistance programs, and co-pay cards can help make medications affordable for patients.
This video was shot at the 2013 Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy in San Antonio, Texas.
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