The Adderall Shortage Is Real – Here’s How RxSS Helps Members
We know many members are scrambling to find pharmacies with the common ADHD medication in stock. With this and other drug shortages, RxSS can be an invaluable resource.
We know many members are scrambling to find pharmacies with the common ADHD medication in stock. With this and other drug shortages, RxSS can be an invaluable resource.
A wave of FDA-approved biosimilars for Humira and other costly biologics will enter the U.S. market in 2023. What does it mean for patients, payers and plan designs?
Members shouldn’t confuse our clinical suggestions for intervention. Medication decisions are between patient and doctor. RxSS informs those discussions, and makes it easy to make a change.
Free PBM tools can help members get more from their pharmacy benefits, maybe even save on certain prescriptions. What more can you ask for? Quite a bit, actually.
Many point benefits solutions have produced positive results for employers and health plans. However, their full potential depends on medication access and affordability.
A widely prescribed acid reflux medication now has an authorized generic available. Good news, but five low-cost proton-pump inhibitor (PPIs) generics often work just as well.
Despite enforcement delays, group health plans should keep moving toward price transparency. They have more to gain than compliance.
Rather than simply comply, health plans can use CMS transparency rules to create a better member experience. Engagement and satisfaction are the natural byproducts.
Soon all commercial, Medicare Advantage and employer-sponsored health plans will be required to publish prices for a variety of services, including prescription drugs. A boon for consumers, and an opportunity for plans.
Within the first 30 days, two separate reports revealed details that have never been available to the public before. Each one exemplifies the value of transparency.