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    Harvard Pilgrim offers rebates on Repatha if patients experience heart attack or stroke. This reflects a trend toward outcomes-based pricing, linking drug costs to patient health results.

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    • Main Results:

    • Harvard Pilgrim's program provides financial rebates to beneficiaries if Repatha fails to prevent heart attack or stroke.
    • This initiative represents a notable example of outcomes-based pricing in action.
    • The agreement signifies a shift towards value-based healthcare models where payment is tied to patient results.

    Conclusions:

    • Outcomes-based pricing models, like Harvard Pilgrim's, align payer and manufacturer incentives.
    • These agreements have the potential to improve drug affordability and encourage the development of more effective therapies.
    • The trend towards value-based agreements is likely to accelerate as healthcare systems seek greater accountability in pharmaceutical spending.