Lyfegen HealthTech AG
Lyfegen is an independent provider of rebate management software designed for the healthcare industry.

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About Lyfegen HealthTech AG
Lyfegen is an independent provider of rebate management software designed for the healthcare industry. Lyfegen solutions are used by health insurances, governments, hospital payers, and pharmaceutical companies around the globe to dramatically reduce the administrative burden of managing complex drug pricing agreements and to optimize rebates and get better value from those agreements. Lyfegen maintains the world’s largest digital repository of innovative drug pricing models and public agreements and offers access to a robust drug pricing simulator designed to dynamically simulate complex drug pricing scenarios to understand the full financial impact. Headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, the company was founded in 2018 and has a market presence in Europe, North America, and the Middle East.
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1 comment
Dan Whitfield
Can the drug pricing simulator model agreements with multiple payers and rebate terms?