When patients don’t take their medicine, the results can be costly. The good news is it doesn’t have to be that way.
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When patients don’t take their medicine, the results can be costly. The good news is it doesn’t have to be that way.
Patients don’t take medicines they can’t afford. To avoid sticker shock at the pharmacy counter, clinicians need real-time access to patients’ benefits and out-of-pocket costs during a patient visit. DrFirst was the first in the industry to provide price transparency to healthcare providers and has processed more than 134 million transactions since 2015.
of patients select less expensive alternatives
of patients switch to medications that don’t require prior authorization
of patients switch to higher-quantity supply via mail order
Data Source: NCPDP Foundation RTPB Grant Final Report
Better outcomes start with informed clinical decision-making and patient outreach programs that promote good health even for your most challenging populations—and prevent expensive readmissions that can dim your star ratings. Launch value-based care initiatives with data as a powerful starting point.
increase in first-fill rates by CHF patients
increase in first-fill rates by COPD patients
Meet patients where they are by sending automated messages with reminders and cost-saving resources when a new prescription is ordered. Boost patient engagement with no extra keyboard clicks or changes in workflow for your clinical team.
of patients receive messages
of patients click to get more information
of patients opt out of receiving messages
Data Source: Average customer results from DrFirst data
Peer-reviewed study finds mobile integrated health program improves medication adherence among high-risk patients.
An initiative to improve outcomes for patients with congestive heart failure.
Applying medication history data to develop patient intervention strategies.