Cracking the US market is no mean feat for digital health companies. For digital therapeutics (DTx), there is still no solid playbook for building a sustainable business model. Some companies head straight for the consumer market, others look to partner and build a B2B2C model, many do both.
So how can companies plot out a business model that gives them the best chance of success? Join us to break down the opportunities and issues for DTx in the US:
Direct to consumer (D2C) can be an attractive initial route to market for some companies seduced by the potential of building traction, generating real-world evidence and fast revenues. However, this model needs strong financial support, so is the D2C model sustainable in the long term?
While there has been significant growth in the number of DTx - Pharma partnerships in the last few years, implementing a sustainable successful business model between the two companies remains a challenge. How can companies partner up for success?
Establishing coverage and reimbursement by public and private payers will be crucial for higher DTx revenue potential. What business models require product and physicians reimbursement to be successful?
Most companies have many different business models, with independent pricing models and promotional strategies. What is required to be successful and clearly differentiate business models that coexist?
Flexibility in approach might be required, giving companies more options to build a successful model. How can companies organize themselves for this and stay nimble without losing focus?