The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is conducting research to determine how demonstration projects could be used to test ways to lower beneficiary and program spending on drugs and incentivize the use of biosimilar and generic drugs, the agency told the Health and Human Services Department Office of Inspector General in response to a recent OIG report on the uptake of biosimilars in Medicare Part B.
Released 2 October, the report recommends that CMS pursue “one or more” payment changes for biosimilars and their reference products to reduce Part B and enrollee spending.
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