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Case Study

THE OPPORTUNITY

Turning Prescription Decline into Sustained Growth

Declining prescription performance, finishing the year at -1% growth, with increasing pharmacy switching and limited visibility across key systems.

  • Competitive pressures added to challenges with coverage.

  • Pharmacists switching their prescription to an alternative product due to more favorable reimbursement.

  • Many EMR platforms lacked visibility to manufacturer sku’s which impacted point of recommendation follow-though by the doctor.

THE SOLUTION

US Drug and Device Register deployed a targeted commercialization strategy focused on three critical levers:

Pricing Optimization
Conducted a full competitive pricing analysis and restructured the client’s pricing model to better align with market dynamics and stakeholder incentives. 
Payer Alignment
Engaged directly with contracted payors to understand disease management priorities and ensure the product strategy supported their clinical and economic goals. 
Data & Visibility Fix
Identified gaps in governmental and editorial reporting systems and corrected product data across compendia and reporting agencies—unlocking improved visibility within EMR platforms. 

THE RESULT

Achieved +7% growth within 12 months 

The results were rapid and measurable:

  • Prescription trends turned positive within 90 days

  • Closed the year at +6% growth, reversing a -1% decline

By aligning pricing, payer strategy, and data visibility, we created a true win-win-win across manufacturers, payors, and providers—reducing pharmacy switching and driving sustained prescription growth.

Sorting Medicine

From Decline to Growth in 90 Days

At a Glance

Company Type:

Small Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

Market:

Prescription Medicine

Challenge:

-1% Full Year Declines

Results:

+7% Full Year Sales Growth

Disclaimer of Warranties and Results

The consulting services, strategies, guidance, and information provided by USDDR are designed to support the improvement of your business operations, performance, and overall efficiency. However, every organization is unique, and actual results will vary based on individual circumstances.

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USDDR makes no guarantees, promises, or representations regarding specific financial outcomes, revenue increases, business growth, or performance results that may arise from the use of our services. Your success depends on numerous external factors, including market conditions, industry dynamics, internal resources, and your implementation of recommended strategies.

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Channels Added

2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
Pharmacy
0
1
1
3
7
11
14
GPOs
0
0
0
2
6
8
10
Distributors
3
5
6
8
12
15
16

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CAGR

0

Days for Positive
Results

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