Our Services

From product development to advocacy, Blue Persimmon can help.

At Blue Persimmon, we offer a comprehensive suite of services at the intersection of innovation and health outcomes.

Medical Product Development

Focusing on lived experience, we establish programs that measure meaningful outcomes to define the value of your healthcare solutions.  

  • Development plans
  • Research design
  • Clinical outcome assessments
  • Product potential
  • Regulatory strategy

Advocacy and Consortia

Blue Persimmon advisors develop advocacy strategies and consortia collaborations to amplify your influence and drive positive change.           

  • Patient-focused drug development
  • Patient Experience Data (PED)
  • Research strategies
  • Evidence reports
  • Public-private partnerships

Health Outcomes Research  

We develop the evidence needed to improve health outcomes and inform system-level decisions in healthcare and medical product development.  

  • Outcomes research
  • Real-world evidence
  • Health economics
  • Health services research
  • Survey research 
  • Qualitative studies

Strategic Guidance

Blue Persimmon advisors guide initiatives and organization leaders to ensure program efficiency, precision, and impact.           

  • Portfolio assessment
  • Resourcing strategy
  • Program prioritization
  • Long-term planning
  • Outsourcing approach

Evidence Submissions

We support submissions to health authorities and real-world audiences to ensure your innovations gain the recognition and support they deserve.    

  • Stakeholder research
  • Advisory boards
  • Submission strategy
  • Dossier development
  • Health authority requirements

Our Work

Rare Kidney Disease Patient Outcome Measure

Disease-specific PRO developed to measure how this population uniquely experiences and reports pain.

Societal Costs of Schizophrenia

Partnered with a Non-profit Organization to model full systems impacts of disease to support policy and research decisions.

Priorities in Alzheimer's

A multi-year effort led by a Non-Profit Organization focused on priorities of those most impacted by Alzheimer’s Disease. 

Rare Disease Natural History

Combined government and private sector data to maximize learning potential for a treatment in a rare disease population.

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