A second outcomes-based agreement with an unidentified payer is now in the books for bluebird bio’s new $3.1 million sickle cell gene therapy, the company said Thursday in an SEC filing.
The announcement brings the cumulative total of covered lives for the therapy known as Lyfgenia to approximately 200 million people, suggesting that the biotech has locked up broad coverage from major insurers after facing doubts about its commercial strategy.
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