I definitely thought you were just making a snarky face on TikTok but sometimes it was incongruent with the content and so this is definitely a plausible explanation.
I’m all for making TMS widely available as a standard treatment for depression, and perhaps other conditions. I hope it’s not Big Pharma who may be blocking its availability.
no, actually. pills are not cheaper, per se. Insurance companies aren't always in the business of saving money, it's worth understanding. Pills fit into a business model that includes PBMs, vertically integrated pharmacies, and the inability for the government to negotiate most drug prices.
I definitely thought you were just making a snarky face on TikTok but sometimes it was incongruent with the content and so this is definitely a plausible explanation.
I’m all for making TMS widely available as a standard treatment for depression, and perhaps other conditions. I hope it’s not Big Pharma who may be blocking its availability.
Have you heard of insurance companies? ;)
Of course. Are you saying TMS is expensive, and pills are cheaper in the short term, (but long term effects are quite “costly” for some people?
no, actually. pills are not cheaper, per se. Insurance companies aren't always in the business of saving money, it's worth understanding. Pills fit into a business model that includes PBMs, vertically integrated pharmacies, and the inability for the government to negotiate most drug prices.
PBMs—A completely unnecessary layer to suck away profit from drug stores, in my opinion. (I work for a major chain of drug stores)