As announced in August, we have launched our new campaign, Harmony in Hemophilia, aimed at enhancing relationships between our member HTCs, NHF Chapters and HFA Member Organizations.

Over the last few years, the Payer Team has established strong relationships with several national insurance brokers and consultants, stop-loss/reinsurance carriers, insurance companies/third party claims administrators and mid-tier pharmacy benefit managers.

With waning days before the election, all eyes are turning away from Washington and towards the voting booths of Americans across the country.

HTCs often inquire with the Hemophilia Alliance regarding what is an appropriate “indirect cost rate.”

All of the recent news, including the hearings about our potential new Supreme Court Justice, highlight that people are worried, concerned, and fixated on the cost and access to health care and of course, since it’s an election year, people want to know who to blame. The short answer is all of us, but then it gets more complicated.

Notes from Joe
· Improving Access to Care While Lowering Costs

Legal Update
· The ABCs of Indirect Cost Rates

Washington Update

Payer Update
· Payer Trends: What You Need to Know

Alliance Update
· Community Relations Update – October 2020
· Join Our Growing Hemophilia Alliance Team
· 2021 Meeting Schedule