Thursday, March 20th , 2025- Day 3 Main ConferenceThursday, 20 March 2025 - EST/EDT (Eastern Daylight, GMT-4)

• Explore strategies to ensure the long-term financial viability of PAPs in the era of increasing cost and business pressures

• Discuss potential partnerships with other organizations to enhance program sustainability

• Discuss the real-world impact of patient assistance programs on individuals, providing insights into the challenges and benefits experienced by both patients and providers

• Gain insight on how to navigate programs to maximize patient outcomes and bridge the gap between patient needs and provider capabilities, ensuring a more informed and collaborative approach to care

• Examine how pharmaceutical companies influence patient care and the essential role they play in the broader healthcare landscape

• Explore the complexities of patient expenses and how charitable contributions have influenced financial access to care

• Uncover what OOP costs really look like and discuss the effectiveness of donations in alleviating financial burdens

• Gain insights into the intersection of charity, patient support and the ongoing challenges in ensuring affordable access to treatment

Alongside key stakeholders, engage in conversation on how innovative digital platforms and strategies are transforming patient access. Uncover the future of digital solutions for payers and providers to optimize the patient journey.

As the presidential election draws near, the potential impact of a new administration on healthcare legislation looms large. This session explores how upcoming political changes may reshape the regulatory landscape and influence key policies affecting the life sciences sector.

• Delve into the increasing frequency with which industry leaders are being called to testify before Congress, examining whether this trend is likely to continue and what it means for the future

• Analyze the evolving relationship between government and industry and gain insights into how to navigate the shifting political environment on Capitol Hill