Building the Business Case

Hemophilia Toolkit

Employer Challenges & Opportunities

A working group of employers, focused on better understanding and addressing the challenges and opportunities for members with hemophilia, resulted in the following learnings. Employers shared they:

🌡️ Cost & Affordability

  • Underestimate total cost of care, especially drug spend.
  • Have limited understanding of cost drivers, including how poorly managed factor replacement therapy increases avoidable spend.
  • Lack tools, data, and strategy support to manage hemophilia costs effectively.
  • Rely heavily on vendor partners without visibility into how their practices may inflate costs.
  • Do not receive detailed, actionable claims reporting from PBMs or carriers.
  • See wide cost variation across members and struggle to predict or budget for it.
  • Are concerned about financial stress on families, especially under high‑deductible plans.

đźš§ Access Challenges

  • Lack awareness of Centers of Excellence, such as Hemophilia Treatment Centers, and how they improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary spend.
  • Are unclear on how to ensure appropriate monitoring and management of factor therapies, leading to inconsistent care pathways.
  • Are concerned about time demands on employees caring for dependents with hemophilia, which can affect productivity and retention.

🔍 Awareness, Visibility & Treatment Landscape

  • Have limited understanding of hemophilia overall, including disease complexity and modern treatment approaches.
  • Do not know where to turn for guidance on building comprehensive hemophilia management strategies.
  • Lack visibility into real‑world utilization and outcomes, making it difficult to evaluate whether current vendor practices are effective.
  • Are underinformed about best‑in‑class treatment options, care models, and the role of specialized centers.

Economics of Hemophilia & Addressing Waste


Best Practice Management Approaches


Gathering Meaningful Data


Steps to Take with Vendor Partners


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