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What if a payer removed a barrier? Model the patient and outcome impact

Illustrative synthetic dataIllustrative what-if model · not a forecast · no payer negotiation or pricing implied
Baseline affected
41,000
Across all six payer segments
Patients released
0
0.0% of affected patients
Still affected
41,000
0 barrier change(s) modeled
Hospitalizations avoided / yr
0
Illustrative upper bound

Scenario builder

Click a restriction to model its removal for that payer

Patients who start timely once a barrier is removed100%
PayerStep editPrior authorizationSpecialist-only prescribingQuantity limitTier placementReleased
National PBM Plan A
14,200 affected · severity 82
——0
Regional MA Plan B
9,800 affected · severity 74
——0
Commercial Plan C
6,300 affected · severity 61
———0
Large Employer Plan D
4,100 affected · severity 48
———0
Regional Commercial Plan E
3,900 affected · severity 55
———0
Medicaid MCO Plan F
2,700 affected · severity 69
———0

Model assumption: a payer's affected patients are attributed equally across its restrictions. Hospitalizations avoided use the gap between the over-90-day and within-30-day profiles per 100 patient-years.

Affected patients: baseline vs scenario

Per payer segment (simulated Optum RWD)

iZO scenario explanation

What changed, the impact, and where to focus next

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Saved scenarios and comparison

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ScenarioChangesUptakeReleasedStill affectedHosp. avoided / yr
Current (unsaved)0100%0 (0.0%)41,0000

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Hospitalizations avoided is an illustrative upper bound, not a forecast.