Key Takeaways:
Over 50% of representatives are sidelined, underscoring a significant disengagement from sales efforts.
Current messaging regarding Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) is ineffective in engaging customers and achieving targeted outcomes in the field.
There is a notable misalignment between Sales and Marketing teams, resulting in inefficient strategies and support mechanisms.
Many perceive AVT cases as long, complex, or challenging, which deters engagement and confidence.
The sales team lacks confidence in identifying viable AVT targets, which impacts performance and growth.
Key Strategies to Support Teams:
Introduction of a Q1 AVT Quota and Regional Sales Manager (RSM) Bonus Management By Objectives (MBO) to incentivize performance and accountability.
Implementation of fresh positioning strategies that resonate both internally within the organization and externally with potential clients.
Emphasis on the multiple clinical applications of AVT to broaden the appeal and address varied patient needs.
Development of specific, actionable marketing materials tailored to support sales representatives in the field.
Fostering belief and confidence among representatives regarding best practices and sharing success stories to motivate and empower teams.
Growth Performance:
Account Managers who sell more than three units in AVT exhibit a remarkable average of 106% to plan, indicating the potential for higher earnings and performance.
DVT case volumes experienced a 21% increase in Q4 compared to Q3, demonstrating growth in demand and engagement.
Protective Outcomes:
Physicians managing more than one AVT case in Q4-24 were able to grow their total DVT cases by 43% from Q3, showcasing the cumulative benefits of experience and case volume on overall performance.
Value Proposition:
AVT cases are increasingly linked to a substantial increase in DVT revenue growth, presenting a compelling case for investment and interest in this area.
Advanced Venous Therapies: Your Success, Our Mission aims to create a partnership ethos where the success of clinicians and their patients is prioritized.
Case Growth Potential:
A $13 million stocking opportunity remains in the Inari Stent Overview (ISO), indicating market potential yet to be captured.
Approximately 500 dormant AVT accounts exist that are stocked but have not been utilized, presenting a massive opportunity for reignited engagement.
Understanding the optimal usage of the Inari DVT portfolio allows for more strategic approaches in hospitals and practices.
Focus on business protection — engaging with competitive physicians for strategic advantages.
Identify new operators for AVT procedures to expand reach and increase market penetration.
Trusting the AVT team as partners in your success ensures a supportive environment for sales representatives.
A dedicated support team is in place to streamline efficiency and facilitate smoother operations.
Operators’ complexity should not imply the cases are similarly complex, reinforcing the simplicity and effectiveness of the AVT solutions.
Current vs. Future Positioning:
The current focus is on achieving durable luminal gain and enhancing stent preparation for better outcomes.
VenaCore applications include:
RVO: Effectively removing stubborn material without leaving any residue.
True CVD: Disruption of materials catering to large, underserved populations who need effective treatment options.
Intended Beliefs:
Helping to address misconceptions regarding the complexity of AVT procedures.
Building confidence in treating chronic conditions without necessitating CVD training, allowing broader access to effective treatment methodologies.
Repositioning to highlight intuitive understanding and management of chronic material challenges.
Supporting evidence that VenaCore is both safe and effective complements the messaging strategy.
Strategies for Addressing Chronic Material:
VenaCore promotes advantages such as faster and durable luminal gain compared to traditional CT approaches, establishing its unique value.
Key Questions for Physicians:
How frequently do they resort to multiple ClotTriever passes during DVT treatments?
What standard protocols do they follow to address remaining material?
What are their experiences with stenting procedures concerning chronic materials?
Potential Benefits:
Reduced procedure times and improved long-term patency, critical for positive patient outcomes.
Proactive management of chronic segments can significantly enhance patient health and well-being.
Criteria for SPV:
Symptoms must persist for over two weeks.
A previous DVT diagnosis is required for consideration.
Venogram sample indications serve as further criteria for patient selection.
Talk Track Example:
Highlight the critical role of VenaCore in managing organized clots effectively.
Emphasize the supportive, collaborative role of Account Managers in managing cases effectively and enhancing practitioner confidence.
Problems with Traditional Approach:
Traditional ballooning techniques have led to potential recoil and necessitated re-interventions, complicating patient management.
Solutions Offered by VenaCore:
VenaCore effectively disrupts chronic materials, maintaining inflow vein patency and preventing complications.
Enhanced stent preparation improves the longevity of vein performance, crucial for chronic case management.
Benefits for Physicians:
Customizable treatment plans tailored to chronic DVT cases enhance therapeutic outcomes.
Significant improvements in patient outcomes lead to higher satisfaction and quality of life.
Importance of Surveillance Protocols:
Early detection of Isolated Stenosis and Thrombosis (IST) is critical for preventing subsequent complications.
RevCore is promoted as a safe and effective treatment methodology for maintaining stent patency.
Key Questions for Discussion:
What follow-up protocols are in place for patients with venous stents?
What intervention criteria guide the management of IST and the establishment of treatment goals?
New External Marketing Pieces:
A collection of case summaries demonstrating the effectiveness of VenaCore in DVT management.
Specific example cases showcasing measurable pre and post-procedural outcomes to inform and educate.
A commitment to addressing chronic material effectively for enhanced patient outcomes.
Upcoming Training and Marketing Plans:
January will see specialized training sessions for Regional Sales Directors (RSD) and Regional Sales Managers (RSM) focused on VenaCore messaging.
A series of videos targeting internal marketing and training strategies will roll out to enhance understanding and application of strategies.
A comprehensive relaunch of marketing materials concentrating on luminal gain and the challenges posed by chronic occlusions will be executed.
Ongoing resources, including AVT Edge and dedicated office hours for continuous support, will ensure teams stay informed and equipped to succeed.