Pricing & Coding Insights for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

Market research for
physician-administered drugs

Track pricing, coding events, and reimbursement trends for physician-administered drugs. Use the data to guide market access, trade, and brand decisions.

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Why BuyandBill.com

Simplify market research for office-administered drugs

All the drug, code, and pricing data your research needs, in one platform.

Out-of-date or incomplete pricing and coding data

Comparative graphing across 10 years of history

Put competing drugs and biosimilars on one chart of ASP, WAC, and AWP, with up to 10 years of history. Price drops, biosimilar launches, and market shifts stand out right away.

  • Compare drugs and biosimilars on one chart
  • 10 years of ASP, WAC & AWP history
Comparative report: market summary with ASP trends across drugs and biosimilars
Historical pricing for J9035 (Avastin): ASP, WAC and AWP series over 10 years

Switching between sources to gather information

Real-time pricing at the HCPCS and NDC package level

Search an NDC or HCPCS code and get the latest published ASP, WAC, and AWP. Pricing shows at the HCPCS unit level and for every aligned NDC package, all on one screen.

  • HCPCS-unit and NDC-package pricing in one view
  • Search by NDC, HCPCS code, or drug name
J9035 Avastin drug page: coding details with monthly ASP, WAC and AWP pricing table
NDCs for J9035 Avastin: package-level ASP, WAC and AWP pricing table
NDC 50242-0061-01 detail: package info with ASP, Medicare Payment Limit, WAC and AWP benchmarks

Manual unit math and fee-schedule lookups

Advanced tools for providers and billers

The Billing Calculator turns a package price into billable units and expected Medicare payment in seconds. The CPT Administration Rates Calculator shows facility and non-facility rates for any locality.

  • Dose to billable units and expected payment
  • CPT administration rates for every locality
Billing calculator for Avastin: dose to billable units, estimated charge and Medicare reimbursement CPT administration rates calculator: facility and non-facility reimbursement by locality

Who It's For

Built for everyone who works with physician-administered drugs

  • “Where is ASP heading after the next biosimilar launches?”

    Pharmaceutical manufacturers

    Chart competitor pricing and coding moves to plan launches, lifecycle strategy, and market access.

  • “What will we be paid for this infusion?”

    Specialty & buy-and-bill practices

    Check pricing, coding, and reimbursement before treatment and purchasing decisions, whatever your specialty.

  • “What should we budget for next year’s drug spend?”

    Practice administrators & finance teams

    Use pricing and reimbursement data for budgeting, forecasting, and revenue cycle planning on high-cost drugs.

  • “Does this price trend justify a policy change?”

    Payers & healthcare consultants

    Analyze pricing and coding trends for policy reviews, market assessments, and recommendations.

FAQs

Physician-Administered Drug Research FAQs

The data behind market research for office-administered drugs, and how BuyandBill.com keeps it current.

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What is a physician-administered drug?

A physician-administered drug is an injection or infusion that a doctor or nurse gives in the office or clinic. The patient does not take it at home. The practice buys the drug up front and bills the payer with a HCPCS code after treatment. This is known as the buy-and-bill model.

What types of data are included in physician-administered drug research?

Two kinds of data. Coding data covers HCPCS codes and billing units plus NDC package details and CPT administration codes. Pricing data covers the three benchmarks (ASP, WAC, and AWP) along with the Medicare Payment Limit. BuyandBill.com shows all of it on one drug page with up to 10 years of history.

Why is physician-administered drug research important?

Prices and codes for these drugs change all the time. Manufacturers track competitor prices and new codes to plan launches and market access. Practices and payers use the same data to forecast reimbursement and protect margins. Good data turns those changes into decisions instead of surprises.

How often is the pricing data updated on BuyandBill.com?

WAC and AWP prices are updated every week, straight from drug manufacturers. ASP and the Medicare Payment Limit are updated each quarter when CMS publishes them in January, April, July, and October. Any CMS corrections are applied right away.

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Other Capabilities

NDC Lookup

Search any National Drug Code for its package description, pricing, and aligned HCPCS code.

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HCPCS Code Lookup

Search any HCPCS code for its descriptor, aligned NDC packages, pricing, and reimbursement.

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Drug Price Lookup & Trends

Track ASP, WAC, and AWP across 10+ years of history in tabular and graphical formats.

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Drug Comparative Graphing

Chart two drugs on one graph and compare drugs and biosimilars side by side.

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Billing Calculator

Convert package pricing to billing units and estimate reimbursement in seconds.

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Part B Reimbursement

Check what Medicare Part B pays for a drug, what moved this quarter, and where coverage stops.

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Make Office-Administered Drug Research Simpler and Faster

Access coding information, pricing benchmarks and trends, and reimbursement data in one place to support your market analysis and confident decision-making.