Opinion|Videos|August 5, 2024
Improving Insurance Coverage for RSV Vaccines
The panel discusses what’s needed for payers to activate early coverage for RSV vaccines in adults and how coverage has been since the approval of the 2 RSV vaccines.
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Video content above is prompted by the following questions:
- With RSV season shifting earlier in the year and hospitalization rates increasing, what is needed for payers to activate early coverage for RSV vaccines in adults?
- How has the recommendation from the ACIP (Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices) impacted coverage of an RSV vaccine?
- How has coverage by insurance companies been since the approval (60+) of the 2 RSV vaccines?
- How can potential insurance coverage for RSV vaccines for those between 50-59 be optimized?
- How can potential insurance coverage for RSV vaccines for those between 50-59 be optimized?
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