Health care policy shapes the environment in which ABA services are delivered, funded, and accessed by families. For behavior analysts whose primary professional identity is clinical, policy may seem remote from daily practice.
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Vicki Karlan is the US Market Access Strategy Lead within Pfizer’s Global Access & Value organization. She has dedicated the last two decades of her career to advancing the fields of oncology, primary care, and rare diseases through strategic market access initiatives and patient-focused programs. Her expertise lies in developing and implementing robust patient adherence and support initiatives, alongside innovative customer and brand marketing strategies. With a deep understanding of pharmacy and medical drug benefits, Vicki has navigated the complexities of copay accumulator programs, maximizers, and alternative funding strategies, identifying how these elements can create significant barriers to patient care.Currently, her work is centered on the intricate Medicare Part D Benefit Redesign, prompted by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). She excels at translating these provisions for both patients and providers, ensuring clear communication and understanding. Passionate about improving the patient experience, she is committed to reducing the challenges posed by healthcare policies and insurance designs, striving to enhance access and support for people in need of care. Her career is a testament to her dedication to patient advocacy and healthcare innovation.
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