Boston, USA-based non-profit the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) has published a report on barriers to fair access in the US insurance industry.
The third such annual report on this subject, the ICER is aiming to shine a light on prescription drug coverage policies for commercial plans, and within the Veterans Health Administration.
The ICER considered four criteria in its assessment: cost sharing to patients, clinical eligibility, step therapy policies and provider qualification restrictions.
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