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This study uncovers current and planned LTC sales force activities and contracting strategies that will inform pharmaceutical and biotechnology executives trying to ascertain the optimal way to proceed in the uncharted terrain of post-Medicare Part D legislation. This legislation has had and will continue to have far-reaching implications throughout the pharmaceutical and biotech industries. Many groups within the industry are scrambling to understand how to strategically respond to the new Part D environment. This report will specifically aid industry executives in how best to direct their Long-Term Care sales forces and contracting strategies, which have been significantly impacted by the implementation of Medicare Part D. Executives can better develop their own Part D-prompted LTC strategies, by learning what other top pharmaceutical companies are doing or planning in the near future in such critical areas as field sales force structure, resource allocation, and contracting activities and strategies.
Industries Profiled: Biotech; Pharmaceutical; Health Care; Medical Device; Manufacturing Companies Profiled: Amgen; Upsher-Smith; Talecris; Sepracor; Novo Nordisk; Abbott Laboratories; AstraZeneca; Boehringer Ingelheim; Cardinal Health; CV Therapeutics; Eisai; Forest Laboratories; Johnson & Johnson; Pfizer; Purdue; Sanofi-aventis; Schering-Plough; Ther-Rx; UCB Pharmaceuticals
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