PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1493316
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1493316
The global pharma HUB and patient access support service market size is expected to reach USD 5.7 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 9.9% from 2024 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The growth is attributed to the significant prevalence of rare and orphan-diseased patients requiring access to specific medicines. Furthermore, the market is driven by an emphasis on establishing a patient-centered ecosystem to provide extensive support to patients throughout their treatment and an increasing demand for tailored solutions aimed at improving patient outcomes.
The prevalence of rare diseases has fueled growth in the pharmaceutical hub and patient access support service market. It is driven by specialized treatment demand, incentives for orphan drug development, the need for patient access support due to rarity, global collaborative efforts, and an expanding market for rare disease treatments. These factors have led to increased investment, innovation, and collaboration in the pharmaceutical industry, particularly in areas related to rare disease research, development, and patient support services.
Up to 36 million people in the EU are affected by rare diseases, which encompass over 6,000 distinct conditions. While some rare diseases impact only a few patients, others can affect as many as 245,000 individuals. About 80% of these diseases have genetic roots, with 70% beginning in childhood. Furthermore, in the U.S., over 10,000 rare diseases impact more than 30 million people. Moreover, it's estimated that 6-8% of the population in India is affected by rare or ultra-rare diseases. Hence, the significant prevalence of rare diseases is expected to contribute to the market growth.
Pharmaceutical companies are prioritizing the needs of patients by creating a patient-centric ecosystem that offers services to support them throughout their therapy journey. This is due to various factors such as lack of proper training, medication non-adherence, and fear of adverse effects, or missed appointments, which can affect a patient's treatment. Patients can access relevant patient service resources and start engaging with the organization as soon as they are prescribed a particular therapy.
With advanced analytics and AI technology, patient services teams can now obtain actionable insights to cater to each patient's individual needs as they progress through their treatment journey. This tailored approach ensures that patients receive the right support at the right time, leading to better therapy outcomes. For instance, companies such as Managed Markets Insight & Technology, LLC, IQVIA, & IntegriChain are offering such solutions in order to overcome barriers to patient access.
Furthermore, the life sciences industry is adapting to the digital era by focusing on value-based care and outcome-driven models that prioritize integrated services. This shift has led to the adoption of technological advancements in integrated solutions to enhance patient access and improve healthcare outcomes. One such example is the PatientLink platform, a new enterprise SaaS by TrialCard. Launched in April 2022, PatientLink simplifies patient access and engagement with Patient Support Programs while improving adherence to medication. It is a highly configurable service that offers an omnichannel experience, enabling leaders in life sciences to meet the needs of a demanding healthcare marketplace through multi-system interoperability.