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Point-of-care technology: The benefits of meeting the patient where they are
Point-of-care technology is used in the moment where the patient and provider need it most, leading to collaborative and informed care.
PRESCRYPTIVE INSIGHTS
How biosimilars can help fix a broken prescription drug system
by Richard Lieblich, SVP, Chief Clinical Pharmacist, Prescryptive Health
Biosimilars have the power to help fix a broken prescription drug system. Prescryptive’s Rich Lieblich, SVP, Chief Clinical Pharmacist, tells us how in the latest addition to The Inside Scrypt.
Why patient retention is the key to healthy connections
Keeping patients satisfied and in place requires a focused strategy and a consistent approach. Are health systems paying enough attention to patient retention?
Patient engagement technology for a digitally demanding consumer
Patient engagement technology provides the personalized experience patients expect and the competitive edge health systems need.
Pharmacists, hear from a colleague about the power of AI-optimized pricing
In this NCPA Business Booster, hear from pharmacy owner, Steve Moore, PharmD, on how pharmacists can become immediately more competitive with this program.
Ask a pharmacist: Paying out of pocket for your prescriptions.
Can you pay out of pocket for prescriptions even if you have insurance? Get a perspective from the other side of the pharmacy counter from a pharmacist who knows.
Self-pay at the pharmacy: The Rx for saving money on prescriptions
The next time you step up to the pharmacy counter, don’t assume insurance is the cheapest option. Ask what your medication will cost out of pocket and find out if you’re getting the best possible price.
Yes, you can pay cash for your prescriptions, even if you have insurance
You can pay cash for your prescriptions, even if you have insurance. It’s not only legal, but also your right.
4 demands to make in your next PBM contract
Pharmacy benefits contracts are complicated. But plan sponsors have the power to control the contract conversation. Here's how.
Pharmacy benefits: 3 questions to ask to reduce plan costs
Asking these three questions about your pharmacy benefits plan can lead to bigger savings and a better member experience.
5 ways to supercharge your PBM search
65% of self-insured employers are dissatisfied with their pharmacy benefits manager, or PBM, with cost as a driving factor. Here's how to upgrade your RFP process to find the right PBM.
Bring on the built-in trust of blockchain.
This emerging technology has the power to revolutionize healthcare. But what makes blockchain unique? Find out here.
What employers need to know about drug cost reporting requirements
Drug price transparency has gained steam with legislators, but what do employers need to do to protect themselves? See our CEO's expert take.
The prescription drug debacle defined
Spending on prescription drugs in the U.S. has more than doubled in the past two decades. But the reasons why are hard to understand. Learn more in this primer.
Winners and losers in the prescription drug market
The costs borne by the prescription drug debacle are real. See how each participant in the network is affecting by rising drug prices.
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Prescription benefits: 3 things you should be discussing with your PBM consultant