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Pulmonary
Hypertension
Yasmeen Wermers
Dr. Jalpa Doshi PhD
Agenda
• What is pulmonary hypertension?
• Pulmonary hypertension groups
• Epidemiology
• Medicare
• PAH drugs
• Research application
• Acknowledgement
• Q&A
What is Pulmonary
Hypertension
• Increase in blood pressure in pulmonary circulation
• Affects arteries in the lungs and right side of heart
• Treatments exist, but no cure
• Often fatal
• Trigger other cardio and pulmonary issues
PAH Groups
• PAH is classified in 5 groups
• Depend on trigger
• Group 1 is the most common
• Often fatal
• Trigger other cardio and pulmonary issues
PAH Groups
• PAH is classified in 5 groups
• Depend on trigger
• Group 1
• Most common
• 46% of PAH patients diagnosed
• Genetic
• Previous conditions:
• Connective tissue diseases
• HIV
• Heart disease
• Street drug abuse
Epidemiology
• Prevalence of 15-50 cases per million individuals
• 20,000 to 200,000 cases per year US
• Common among women, and african americans
• Among people aged 50 or older
• Female to male is 3.9
• Estimates for PAH
• 51 (384-519) per million individuals for Medicare
• Average cost $98,243 per year
http://www.cdc.gov/dhdsp/data_statistics/fact_sheets/fs_pulmonary_hypertension.htm
• Must be >65 yrs
• disabled beneficiaries younger than age 65
• Prescription drug coverage offered by private plans
• Drugs classified as Part B or D
• Part B: Drugs administered by physician or medical
professional
• Part D: Drugs that can be self administered without
supervision
Medicare
Beneficiary Pay 25%
Plan Pays 75%
Initial Coverage Period
Individual Pays
Medicare Pays
$320 Deductible
Hole
$ 2,906 total cost
Beneficiary Pay:
65% Generic
45% Brand names
Catastrophic
Coverage period
Beneficiary Pay:
5% of costs
2.65% Generics
6.60% Brand Name
Hold Ends
$4,700 Annual OOP threshold
Medicare Part D
• OOP Costs: Out of pocket cost
• LIS patients
• Receive extra help
• Dual eligible
• Medicare and Medicaid coverage
• $2.65 for each generic
• $6.60 for each brand-name
• Non LIS
• Medicare coverage only
Brand name Generic name Manufacturer Routes
Medicare
coverage
FDA approval
date for PAH
1 Flolan epoprostenol IV GlaxoSmithKline IV Part B 1995 Sept
2 Veletri
room temperature stable
epoprostenol
Actelion IV infusion Part B 1995
3 Revatio sildenafil Pfizer Oral Part D 1998
4 Tracleer bosentan Actelion Oral Part D 2001 Nov
5 Remodulin treprostinil
United
Therapeutics
Corp.
SubQ or IV Part D 2002 May
6 Ventavis
iloprost (only availible in the
USA)
CoTherix, Inc Inhaled Part D/B 2004 Dec
7 Letairis ambrisentan Gilead Oral Part D 2007 June
8 Adcirca tadalafil Eli Lily Oral Part D 2009 May
9 Tyvaso treprostinil inhaled
United
Therapeutics
Corporation
Oral
Inhalation
Part B 2009 Jul
10 Opsumit macitentan Acetlion Oral Part D 2013 Oct
11 Adempas riociguat Bayer Healthcare Oral Part D 2013 Oct
12 Orenitram treprostinil
United
Therapeutics
Corporation
Oral Part D 2013 Dec
Part D
sildenafil
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 5325 3844 1359
mean number of 30-day Part D claims 7 (4) 7 (4) 6 (4)
mean cost per 30-day claim $1895 ($1039) $1943 (1091) $1771 (866)
mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $89 (191) $2 (3) $337 (242)
mean cost per user $13653 (12612) $14682 (13118) $11172 (10833)
mean OOP cost per user $407 (901) $8 (9) $1548 (1190)
sildenafil
Part D
ambrisentan
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 2418 1192 1141
mean number of 30-day Part D claims 9 (4) 8 (4) 9 (4)
mean cost per 30-day claim $6243 (385) $6239 (377) $6251 (396)
mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $343 (504) $1 (1) $701 (522)
mean cost per user $53585 (26552) $53031 (26559) $54664 (26399)
mean OOP cost per user $2291 (2655) $4 (4) $4728 (1821)
ambrisentan
Part D
bosentan
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 3654 1749 1793
mean number of 30-day Part D claims 10 (4) 10 (4) 10 (3)
mean cost per 30-day claim $6263 (486) $6252 (578) $6278 (379)
mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $302 (397) $1 (6) $605 (372)
mean cost per user $61448 (22668) $60207 (23123) $62875 (22195)
mean OOP cost per user $2603 (2812) $7 (62) $5212 (1592)
bosentan
Part D
tadalafil
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 3421 1641 1672
mean number of 30-day Part D claims 8 (4) 8 (4) 8 (4)
mean cost per 30-day claim $1333 (260) $1324 (269) $1343 (249)
mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $130 (178) $1 (2) $259 (177)
mean cost per user $10461 (6194) $10446 (6116) $10576 (6274)
mean OOP cost per user $837 (1112) $9 (9) $1671 (1062)
tadalafil
Part B
epoprostenol
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 296 180 110
mean number of claims 11 (4) 11 (3) 11 (4)
mean cost per claim $3475 (2029) $3656 (2275) $3225 (1559)
mean OOP cost per claim $695 (406) $731 (455) $646 (312)
mean cost per user $40190 (27638) $41622 (29764) $38722 (24189)
mean OOP cost per user $8040 (5527) $8326 (5953) $7748 (4836)
epoprostenol
Part B
iloprost
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 333 175 146
mean number of claims 8 (5) 8 (5) 8 (5)
mean cost per claim $11316 (3113) $11225 (3109) $11458 (3115)
mean OOP cost per claim $2266 (624) $2249 (623) $2293 (623)
mean cost per user $89927 (53242) $87093 (52051) $93686 (54944)
mean OOP cost per user $18003 (10656) $17440 (10417) $18749 (10996)
iloprost
Part B
treprostinil
2012
overall LIS non-LIS
number of users 1198 686 478
mean number of claims 9 (4) 9 (4) 9 (4)
mean cost per claim $13693 (6428) $14008 (6918) $13264 (5668)
mean OOP cost per claim $2820 (1703) $2922 (1929) $2684 (1342)
mean cost per user
$129641
(91047)
$134534 (97860) $123022 (78694)
mean OOP cost per user $26164 (18595) $27269 (20184) $24675 (15733)
treprostinil
Application of research
• Understand the effect of cost sharing on adherence and
outcomes
• Study drug adherence and hospitalization
• Comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness studies
of the various PH drug treatments
• Study the value of innovation
SUMR Reflection
• Gained new skills
• Research skills
• SAS
• Better understanding
• Medicare
• Part D and B
• Drug Pricing
• Gained interest
• Price elasticity
• Patient/Provider behavioral from an Economic perspective
Acknowledgements
• Thank you, team
• Dr. Doshi
• Dr. Tianyan Hu
• Dr. Pengxiang Li
• Vrushabh Ladage
• Rish Kumar
• Kevin Huang

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JALPA PRESENTATION

  • 2. Agenda • What is pulmonary hypertension? • Pulmonary hypertension groups • Epidemiology • Medicare • PAH drugs • Research application • Acknowledgement • Q&A
  • 3. What is Pulmonary Hypertension • Increase in blood pressure in pulmonary circulation • Affects arteries in the lungs and right side of heart • Treatments exist, but no cure • Often fatal • Trigger other cardio and pulmonary issues
  • 4.
  • 5. PAH Groups • PAH is classified in 5 groups • Depend on trigger • Group 1 is the most common • Often fatal • Trigger other cardio and pulmonary issues
  • 6. PAH Groups • PAH is classified in 5 groups • Depend on trigger • Group 1 • Most common • 46% of PAH patients diagnosed • Genetic • Previous conditions: • Connective tissue diseases • HIV • Heart disease • Street drug abuse
  • 7. Epidemiology • Prevalence of 15-50 cases per million individuals • 20,000 to 200,000 cases per year US • Common among women, and african americans • Among people aged 50 or older • Female to male is 3.9 • Estimates for PAH • 51 (384-519) per million individuals for Medicare • Average cost $98,243 per year
  • 9. • Must be >65 yrs • disabled beneficiaries younger than age 65 • Prescription drug coverage offered by private plans • Drugs classified as Part B or D • Part B: Drugs administered by physician or medical professional • Part D: Drugs that can be self administered without supervision Medicare
  • 10. Beneficiary Pay 25% Plan Pays 75% Initial Coverage Period Individual Pays Medicare Pays $320 Deductible Hole $ 2,906 total cost Beneficiary Pay: 65% Generic 45% Brand names Catastrophic Coverage period Beneficiary Pay: 5% of costs 2.65% Generics 6.60% Brand Name Hold Ends $4,700 Annual OOP threshold Medicare Part D
  • 11. • OOP Costs: Out of pocket cost • LIS patients • Receive extra help • Dual eligible • Medicare and Medicaid coverage • $2.65 for each generic • $6.60 for each brand-name • Non LIS • Medicare coverage only
  • 12. Brand name Generic name Manufacturer Routes Medicare coverage FDA approval date for PAH 1 Flolan epoprostenol IV GlaxoSmithKline IV Part B 1995 Sept 2 Veletri room temperature stable epoprostenol Actelion IV infusion Part B 1995 3 Revatio sildenafil Pfizer Oral Part D 1998 4 Tracleer bosentan Actelion Oral Part D 2001 Nov 5 Remodulin treprostinil United Therapeutics Corp. SubQ or IV Part D 2002 May 6 Ventavis iloprost (only availible in the USA) CoTherix, Inc Inhaled Part D/B 2004 Dec 7 Letairis ambrisentan Gilead Oral Part D 2007 June 8 Adcirca tadalafil Eli Lily Oral Part D 2009 May 9 Tyvaso treprostinil inhaled United Therapeutics Corporation Oral Inhalation Part B 2009 Jul 10 Opsumit macitentan Acetlion Oral Part D 2013 Oct 11 Adempas riociguat Bayer Healthcare Oral Part D 2013 Oct 12 Orenitram treprostinil United Therapeutics Corporation Oral Part D 2013 Dec
  • 13. Part D sildenafil 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 5325 3844 1359 mean number of 30-day Part D claims 7 (4) 7 (4) 6 (4) mean cost per 30-day claim $1895 ($1039) $1943 (1091) $1771 (866) mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $89 (191) $2 (3) $337 (242) mean cost per user $13653 (12612) $14682 (13118) $11172 (10833) mean OOP cost per user $407 (901) $8 (9) $1548 (1190) sildenafil
  • 14. Part D ambrisentan 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 2418 1192 1141 mean number of 30-day Part D claims 9 (4) 8 (4) 9 (4) mean cost per 30-day claim $6243 (385) $6239 (377) $6251 (396) mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $343 (504) $1 (1) $701 (522) mean cost per user $53585 (26552) $53031 (26559) $54664 (26399) mean OOP cost per user $2291 (2655) $4 (4) $4728 (1821) ambrisentan
  • 15. Part D bosentan 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 3654 1749 1793 mean number of 30-day Part D claims 10 (4) 10 (4) 10 (3) mean cost per 30-day claim $6263 (486) $6252 (578) $6278 (379) mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $302 (397) $1 (6) $605 (372) mean cost per user $61448 (22668) $60207 (23123) $62875 (22195) mean OOP cost per user $2603 (2812) $7 (62) $5212 (1592) bosentan
  • 16. Part D tadalafil 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 3421 1641 1672 mean number of 30-day Part D claims 8 (4) 8 (4) 8 (4) mean cost per 30-day claim $1333 (260) $1324 (269) $1343 (249) mean OOP cost per 30-day claim $130 (178) $1 (2) $259 (177) mean cost per user $10461 (6194) $10446 (6116) $10576 (6274) mean OOP cost per user $837 (1112) $9 (9) $1671 (1062) tadalafil
  • 17. Part B epoprostenol 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 296 180 110 mean number of claims 11 (4) 11 (3) 11 (4) mean cost per claim $3475 (2029) $3656 (2275) $3225 (1559) mean OOP cost per claim $695 (406) $731 (455) $646 (312) mean cost per user $40190 (27638) $41622 (29764) $38722 (24189) mean OOP cost per user $8040 (5527) $8326 (5953) $7748 (4836) epoprostenol
  • 18. Part B iloprost 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 333 175 146 mean number of claims 8 (5) 8 (5) 8 (5) mean cost per claim $11316 (3113) $11225 (3109) $11458 (3115) mean OOP cost per claim $2266 (624) $2249 (623) $2293 (623) mean cost per user $89927 (53242) $87093 (52051) $93686 (54944) mean OOP cost per user $18003 (10656) $17440 (10417) $18749 (10996) iloprost
  • 19. Part B treprostinil 2012 overall LIS non-LIS number of users 1198 686 478 mean number of claims 9 (4) 9 (4) 9 (4) mean cost per claim $13693 (6428) $14008 (6918) $13264 (5668) mean OOP cost per claim $2820 (1703) $2922 (1929) $2684 (1342) mean cost per user $129641 (91047) $134534 (97860) $123022 (78694) mean OOP cost per user $26164 (18595) $27269 (20184) $24675 (15733) treprostinil
  • 20. Application of research • Understand the effect of cost sharing on adherence and outcomes • Study drug adherence and hospitalization • Comparative effectiveness and cost-effectiveness studies of the various PH drug treatments • Study the value of innovation
  • 21. SUMR Reflection • Gained new skills • Research skills • SAS • Better understanding • Medicare • Part D and B • Drug Pricing • Gained interest • Price elasticity • Patient/Provider behavioral from an Economic perspective
  • 22. Acknowledgements • Thank you, team • Dr. Doshi • Dr. Tianyan Hu • Dr. Pengxiang Li • Vrushabh Ladage • Rish Kumar • Kevin Huang