Lack of patient education leads to primary medication nonadherence, prescription abandonment, and other nonadherent behaviors
Patients don’t always take medication as directed
Nonadherence can put patients’ long-term health at risk
Tracking side effects in unengaged patient populations is near-impossible
Let us worry about patient engagement and adherence so you can focus on research, development, and deployment of the medications and immunizations our world needs most.
In today’s healthcare landscape of complicated medication therapies, new gene therapies, advances in immunizations, and preventative wellness services, we know it’s harder than ever to keep patients adherent to their medications. We’re also aware that pharmacists – some of the highest trained and educated clinicians – are under-utilized when it comes to managing medication therapy.
Our pharmacists have extensive motivational interviewing skills to build strong, productive relationships with patients. During a consultation, an Aspen RxHealth pharmacist can educate a patient about a new medication, an ACIP-recommended immunization, help monitor and intervene to keep patients committed to their medication regimen, and continuously engage with them over the long-term to keep them adherent.
