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October 19, 2021

US Payers and Employers Who View Prescription Digital Therapeutics (PDTs) as an Effective Tool for Treating Unmet Needs in Select Diseases, Summer 2021 (% of respondents in each group)

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Respondents were asked, "Do you view PDTs as an effective tool for treating unmet needs in the diseases areas below? Please select all that apply."

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Data is from the October 2021 Pear Therapeutics and Avalere report titled "Pear Prescription Digital Therapeutics (PDT) Digest." 40 US payers (n=30) and employers (n=10), who are familiar with PDT, were surveyed during summer 2021. 75% of the respondents was payer or pharmacy benefit managers, and 25% was employer or employer benefits consultants who represented employer self-insured groups. The payer respondents collectively represented 192 million covered lives.