Migraine Impact Model

The economic burden of migraine can be considerable for employers. The annual direct healthcare costs of people suffering with migraine are approximately 2.5x higher than the costs for people without migraine.¹

The incremental indirect cost of a migraine patient is $2,350 annually compared with someone without migraine.¹

The Employer Migraine Cost Estimator can calculate the estimated impact of migraine in your organization using company- and industry-specific inputs.

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Customizable inputs include

Company size
Type of industry
Geographic region
Average wages and benefits

The calculated results provide a summary of the costs associated with migraine unique to your organization, including the estimated

Number of employees with migraine
Number of lost workdays
Indirect costs due to lost productive time (measured as absenteeism and presenteeism)
Direct costs due to outpatient and inpatient doctor visits and prescription medications

Includes an option to print out your report

An Amgen representative can review the calculated results with you. Please send an email to migrainecostestimator@amgen.com and a representative will get in contact with you shortly.

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References: 1.Bonafede M, Sapra S, Shah N, Tepper S, Cappell K, Desai P. Direct and indirect healthcare resource utilization costs among migraine patients in the United States. Headache. 2018;58:700-714.