Monday, July 18, 2016

Coupon and Co-Pay Offer Design Optimization

CBI’s 4th Annual Coupon and Co-Pay Offer Design Optimization 
September 15-16, 2016 | Philadelphia, PA


Think coupon and co-pay programs are going away? Think again!

CBI's flagship Coupon and Co-Pay Offer Design Optimization conference returns to the East Coast in September for its fourth installment. Benefit from the life sciences industry’s foremost event devoted exclusively to ROI-generating coupon and co-pay programs.

Join the who's who in life sciences and discover leading-edge strategies to maximize products throughout the lifecycle by leveraging these powerful discount opportunities. The 2016 agenda boasts a diverse, experienced faculty from AstraZeneca, Bayer, Cempra Pharmaceuticals, EnvisionRx, GlaxoSmithKline, Novo Nordisk, United Healthcare UV Health System and many more!

Don't miss your chance to unite with leading innovators in co-pay offer design on the most important topics facing coupon and co-pay programs, including:
  • Stakeholder opinions on the true value and benefit of manufacturer discount programs during a new Opening Luminary Showcase
  • Strategies for combating the negative implication and patient perception on pharmaceutical pricing through effective marketing and distribution of co-pay programs
  • Effective internal program management strategies for coupon and co-pay programs through a co-pay center of excellence
  • Utilization of data analytics to determine co-pay offer and prescription value to properly target distribution efforts
  • Streamlined and effective promotion of co-pay programs in large health systems to assist in patient first fill and reduction of re-admissions
  • Alignment of offer strategy with contracting efforts to avoid “double-dipping” of rebate and co-pay offerings

*Discount offer valid through 8/14/2016; applies to standard rates only and may not be combined with other offers, categories, promotions or applied to an existing registration.


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