Value proposition

CONNECTED COMMUNITY(tm) for HEOR, Market Access, Real World Evidence, and Value demonstration global decision-makers.

HealthEconomics.com is the world’s largest digital CONNECTED COMMUNITYTM that provides a single global link to the value, evidence, and access community. Since 1993, we have provided unparalleled access to drive business, improve knowledge, and connect with key customers world-wide.

Our 25,000 readers rely on HealthEconomics.com as the most reliable, credible and curated digital hub for the latest news, insights, educational opportunities, and industry benchmarks in HEOR, RWE and Market Access. Our advertisers, numbering more than 500 with a 91% retention rate, depend upon HealthEconomics.com to connect them to their target audience, 365 days a year with no waste. Our aim is to connect people with expert-driven content and resources — all in one place — with the corporate mission to advance communication about healthcare value.

HealthEconomics.com has the honor of being the oldest, most venerable website in the HEOR field. Founded in 1994 by Patti Peeples, Ph.D., R.Ph., a health economist and pharmacist with more than 30 years of experience in pharmaceutical value communications, the website was the earliest example of community-driven curated content.

Starting as a single landing page before the “internet was even a thing,” HealthEconomics.com has grown to include tens of thousands of industry articles and reports. Over the decades, we have educated thousands of professionals through our high-level content, including webinars, white papers, reports, and industry news updates.

Many leaders in the field point to HealthEconomics.com as helping them launch a career through our jobs portal and recruiting services. We’ve provided a backbone to the growth and evolution of HEOR in the United States and across the globe, by connecting people and resources.

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