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Argue all you want but payers want to talk to account directors. Latuda and Brovana are heavily contracted products. They make the company money. Not the $50M a year product you are selling.
Argue all you want but payers want to talk to account directors. Latuda and Brovana are heavily contracted products. They make the company money. Not the $50M a year product you are selling.
I remember that roll play exercise. Any MM Director who didn't immediately shut down the conversation about a rebate contract during the roll plays was slammed during the debrief. I also remember one of our Corporate Account Directors getting slammed during the big stage roll play for not "shutting the door" on the contract question from the mock customer immediately.We were told not to contract Aptiom. We even role played in Phoenix at the launch meeting to just say no to contracting. It's on your shoulders not ours. But, I'm here for you if you need me!
It's way too late, we needed to do something two years ago. Anyone with foresight or without a guaranteed contact long gone from hereDon't worry. Big changes coming to managed markets from what I hear. That's why they haven't filled/named the CAD manager or the east RAD manager. Moving a few to healt system / ACO CAD's and then gutting the regional force with only need for a single AFD over the few that are left.
We know they don't do anything now that Latuda is a mature product going off pantent in 2.5 years and Aptiom is only still being promoted to honor our agreement with Bail. Desperately trying to get a new drug or even liscense or co-promote so we don't have to have massive field sales layoffs in 6 months.
You are correct, sir. Two more left in the past weeks. One Institutional CAD and our CAD for Humana. All the good ones are getting the heck out of here. All that will be left soon will be the wretched refuse. Good luck winning in managed care with them.It's way too late, we needed to do something two years ago. Anyone with foresight or without a guaranteed contact long gone from here
You are correct, sir. Two more left in the past weeks. One Institutional CAD and our CAD for Humana. All the good ones are getting the heck out of here. All that will be left soon will be the wretched refuse. Good luck winning in managed care with them.
If who I'm thinking of she was horribleYou are correct, sir. Two more left in the past weeks. One Institutional CAD and our CAD for Humana. All the good ones are getting the heck out of here. All that will be left soon will be the wretched refuse. Good luck winning in managed care with them.
You are correct, sir. Two more left in the past weeks. One Institutional CAD and our CAD for Humana. All the good ones are getting the heck out of here. All that will be left soon will be the wretched refuse. Good luck winning in managed care with them.
The gal in the Southwest. She was awesome. Loved what she was trying to do in a difficult geography. I think she had enough of the obstacles here that prevent one from getting things accomplished. She went to a smaller company and I already miss her.PA Humana CAD? Which institutional CAD?
The gal in the Southwest. She was awesome. Loved what she was trying to do in a difficult geography. I think she had enough of the obstacles here that prevent one from getting things accomplished. She went to a smaller company and I already miss her.
Sure was great on yesterday's call not having to hear Mike go on and on about what he did during the last two weeks and then about what he is going to do in the next two weeks. Even better was not having to hear another story about his kids. May be he will stay on vacation for the next several months so we all don't have to listen to him at all.
Very true post. I heard the story about the big neuro in Oregon that contacted the home office about how it is not covered on any plans. We have a really really big problem here in MN too. Next to impossible to get covered at many of the large payers and Medicaid in MN is impossible. Fail everything before aptiom is allowed. Did we not give any rebates to MN Medicaid? If so, why not?! Vimpat is preferred and aptiom has to fail just about everything.Well you MM chumps the writing is on the wall for you with your complete disregard for Aptiom. The message that Aptiom sales management has now heard loud and clear from the physician community is that it is next to impossible to prescribe. Especially here in the North West!!
You keep saying we have parity with vimpat and that it can be filled in the physician is sold on it clinically. THAT IS NOT TRUE and the physicians have let management know your bs has been a charade. You will finally have to produce you lazy craps. It's about time.
The only MM reps that were any decent here left during the past year and now we just have a bunch of lazy idiots that lie to the field. Your time is soon to be up. You've all been exposed.
Argue all you want but payers want to talk to account directors. Latuda and Brovana are heavily contracted products. They make the company money. Not the $50M a year product you are selling.