Health plans, provider groups, life science organizations, and strategic partners all know one simple fact—if an individual doesn’t know enough to feel comfortable about taking their medications, they won’t maintain medication adherence. As medications become increasingly more complex, it’s more critical than ever to have a robust member education program.
Limited member education shouldn’t stop anyone from getting the most out of a new prescription. When you partner with Aspen RxHealth, our clinical pharmacists have the skills and experience to motivate, educate, and empower individuals to take control of their health and improve medication adherence.
Aspen RxHealth was founded by pharmacists who realized that there are numerous ways in which their expertise could benefit individuals. As healthcare’s most knowledgeable clinicians on nearly all medications, doesn’t it make sense to build your member education programs around them?
Our nationwide network of over 7,000 clinical pharmacists has the knowledge, skills, and motivational interviewing training to educate and inform on any drug therapy — even the more obscure or complicated medication regimens. Aspen RxHealth provides ongoing education and resources to keep our pharmacists equipped with advanced credentialing and specializations across the full spectrum of medication therapies.
Not only can our pharmacists educate on prescriptions and proper administration, but they can also play a key role in promoting important preventive healthcare services like vaccinations and annual exams. Aspen RxHealth pharmacists build genuine, long-term relationships with the patients they serve, creating bonds based on trust.
Using pharmacists to improve member education is a no-brainer. Our pharmacists will help your members better understand their prescriptions, improving health outcomes. When you partner with Aspen RxHealth for a member education program you can expect:
Improved patient education and understanding of medication regimens
Reduced adverse drug events and
hospital readmissions due to medication skepticism
Improved medication adherence to
prescribed therapies
An increase in preventive care, like
vaccinations and annual exams
