Pear Therapeutics
The PBM will be able to offer and administer benefit coverage for addiction-focused digital therapeutics.
Large health tech customers are more cautious and overwhelmed than ever, which means that many younger digital health startups will face an uphill battle selling their products in the months to come.
The new tool will be released for limited distribution and will provide multimodal neurobehavioral interventions.
Dr. Yuri Maricich, chief medical officer at Pear Therapeutics, speaks on his company's experience bringing a digital therapeutic product through the regulator's experimental program for health software.
Somryst, a prescription digital therapeutic combining cognitive behavioral therapy and personalized sleep restriction, is the first software product to put the FDA's early Precertification Program framework through its paces.
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New agreements with five different tech companies and research organizations aim to expand and flesh out the digital therapeutics maker's product pipeline.
The industry is better off viewing the the floundering deals between Onduo and Sanofi, Proteus and Otsuka, and Pear and Sandoz as a learning opportunity.
Commitment to digital health varies across today’s leading pharmas, and many stakeholders are still waiting for the novel treatments to prove themselves with evidence and commercialization success.
The company has plans to work on new, streamlined design systems for the future.