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ReviewJournal of managed care & specialty pharmacy2026

AMCP Market Insights: Beyond skin deep on the role of managed care in moderate to severe atopic dermatitis.

Bridget Flavin, Denise Wolff, Mike Abdo, Aderonke Adeboye, Mona Chitre, Zachary Contreras, Gaurang Gandhi, Mark Lebwohl, Terry Richardson, Wendy Smith Begolka

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5 · Who and what money

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10 authors.

Bridget FlavinConnected Content, Ltd, Boulder, CO.
Denise WolffDenise & Co., LLC, Duluth, MN.
Mike AbdoCommunityCare, Tulsa, OK, now with Alignment Health.
Aderonke AdeboyeEmory Healthcare, Smyrna, GA.
Mona ChitreExcellus BCBS, Victor, NY.
Zachary ContrerasSharp Health Plan, San Diego, CA.
Gaurang GandhiPolaris Specialty Rx, Orlando, FL.
Mark LebwohlIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, NY.
Terry RichardsonImpact Education, LLC, Blue Bell, PA.
Wendy Smith BegolkaNational Eczema Association, Navato, CA.

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6 · The paper itself

Abstract

Atopic dermatitis (AD), is a chronic, relapsing inflammatory skin disorder that can pose a significant burden to patients and their caregivers and decrease their quality of life. Although substantial advances have been made in the safety and effectiveness of treatments for moderate to severe AD, opportunity for improvement remains. To better understand the patient journey and to consider the management of both current and emerging treatments, AMCP Market Insights virtually convened an expert panel of managed care stakeholders in November 2025. This article provides a qualitative summary of the panel discussion. Key insights include that delayed diagnosis and limited access to dermatology specialists are top gaps in the provision of equitable care in moderate to severe AD and that despite treatment advances, more effective and affordable options are needed. Additionally, treatment adherence and positive outcomes in moderate to severe AD are multifactorial and may be affected by elements such as timely access, care coordination, disease severity and variability, and medication coverage and costs. Emerging agents show promise for a more durable response with less frequent dosing than current therapies, but payers are waiting for additional data to demonstrate long-term safety and efficacy and real-world outcomes. These findings can support informed clinical and coverage decisions, can offer practical actions for payers, and may inform future work.

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Dermatitis, AtopicDermatologic AgentsManaged Care ProgramsHealth Services AccessibilityHumansQuality of LifeSeverity of Illness IndexDermatologic Agents

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PMID42044037
PMCPMC13119489

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