In recent years GLP-1 medications have surged in popularity, becoming a cornerstone in the management of certain chronic conditions, particularly Type 2 diabetes and obesity. The clinical benefits of these drugs are clear, but they come with a high price tag, raising important questions about cost management and long-term sustainability.
During this webinar we’ll explore GLP-1 medications in depth, providing you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions about the best ways to incorporate these drugs into your benefits plan. Together we’ll discuss:
- How GLP-1s work, including the scientific principles behind their efficacy
- Practical cost-management strategies to offer these popular medications while maintaining financial health
- Risk assessment and mitigation, providing you with the knowledge to help members safely navigate this rapidly expanding market
Panelists
Quantum Health
Marsh McLennan Agency
Quantum Health
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