Save money and time, get standardized analysis
Analyses from the same vendor for 19 different EU countries
We will help you navigate through the challenges of reimbursement and funding for medical devices and in-vitro diagnostics in Europe
MTRC is a unique provider of Pan-European reimbursement services and products for Med Tech and IVD industry
MTRC is a unique provider of Pan-European reimbursement services and products for Med Tech and IVD industry
Scope
Coding, payment mechanism, reimbursement tariffs, pathway to create or improve reimbursement situation
Countries
19 EU
Availability
Mixed
Scope
Seminars on introduction into market access for medical devices and IVD tests, seminars on reimbursement systems in individual countries
Countries
19 EU
Availability
Off-the-shelf
Scope
Fact-based approach to determine evidence requirements, based on the prevision reimbursement decisions
Countries
Europe
Availability
On demand
Why us?
Pharma approach is put aside
Work with a company truly specialized in medical devices and diagnostics
Getting results instantly (reports) or within 4-8 weeks (services)
Make business decisions quickly
13 out of top-30 companies choose MTRC for reimbursement support
Work with a provider who understands industry’s needs
More than 110 projects accomplished during the last year
Work with a provider who has experience in your field
Team of 15 specialists in 6 countries
Work with a provider with a Pan-European capacity
More than 200 internal instructions and protocols
Be sure about quality of the results
To stay up-to-date, we daily monitor developments of reimbursement systems in Europe
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09 Dec 2019
Since autumn 2019, MTRC started the release of the Market Access Magazine with an overview of key reimbursement news for the last quarter, along with analytical reviews on the topic of market access for medical technologies (reimbursement, funding, HTA, innovation payment schemes). Download free of charge from our website.
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Feb 2020
Axonics sacral neuromodulation would be an option for people with symptoms of the overactive bladder who have not responded to conservative treatments or drug therapy. The Axonics could save the NHS around £6,200 per patient if the device lasts more than six years.
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Feb 2020
In late January 2020, the Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and health insurance provider Barmer have signed an integrated care contract for the telemedical management of patients with chronic heart failure. Also, the benefit assessment process at the Federal Joint Committee (G-BA) has already started, and a result is expected in spring 2021.
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Feb 2020
We have released the interview on the Market Access Insider channel on Youtube. The interview covered the role and activities of patient advocacy groups in Italy, typical issues facing by the patient organizations, role of patient organizations in development of the LEA catalog in Italy, access to stoma care across Italian regions, the importance of setting up patient registries to facilitate access to medical technologies.
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Feb 2020
On January 31, 2020, the non-statutory HTA body, Swiss Medical Board, published the results of the report in which they compared the surgical and non-surgical treatment of rotator cuff tears. Though the surgery is more effective, the traditional treatment demonstrated better cost-benefit results. Thus, the Swiss Medical Board recommends the rotator cuff surgery with limitations.
Our two core services are the provision of off-the-shelf and on-demand reimbursement analysis and the development of reimbursement strategy for medical devices in 19 European countries
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Reimbursement
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National fundingWillingness to pay for technology, based on:
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Reimbursement strategyPathway to get reimbursement:
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Check our specific propositions for: Med Tech industry, IVD industry, Investors
Our services cover 19 European countries, including Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey
We provide services for major types of medical technologies
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Implantable devices |
Interventional procedures |
Non-interventional procedures |
In-vitro diagnostic tests |
Medical aids |
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Our analytical team has worked on hundreds of reimbursement projects within different clinical and technological areas, including heart valve replacement, minimally invasive and open heart surgery, coronary, cerebral and peripheral stenting, coronary diagnostic and imaging techniques (fractional flow reserve, intravascular ultrasound), coronary, cerebral and peripheral vascular thrombectomy, implantable and extracorporeal ventricular assist devices, clinic- and home-based dialysis, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, apheresis, obesity surgery, hernia and reconstruction surgery, tissue products and skin reconstruction surgery, negative wound pressure therapy and medical bandages, neurostimulators for different indications, cell therapy, rehabilitation devices, devices for minimally invasive and open spine surgery, embolization procedures, glucose monitoring, use of fusidial markers, radiotherapy, endoscopy and more
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Confidence in results
We have established numerous procedures and services to ensure the high relevance and precision of our analysis in order to successfully guide your business decisions:
- Standard Operating Procedures and Work Instructions
- Access to official coding and DRG manuals, tariff lists and grouping software
- A team comprised of experienced Clinical Coders with a medical background
- Quick access to health authorities to address uncertainties
- Ongoing research program to get insights from payer and provider interviews
- All reports are reviewed by the CEO before release
Check out our database of the off-the-shelf reimbursement reports for medical technologies in 11 European countries
Released reports:
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Ongoing reports:
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