I did not expect this type of service calling an insurance customer service number, you have been a great help to me with all of this.”
Why patient care should be treated as a medical priority
This may sound obvious, but we consider employees receiving medications to be a big deal. Unfortunately, in the world of PBMs, it’s not always treated with the urgency and sensitivity it deserves.
“I did not expect this type of service calling an insurance customer service number, you have been a great help to me with all of this.”
What happens when a prescription gets stuck at the pharmacy
Picture this. A patient walks into their local pharmacy, but can't get their prescription re-filled due to an account error. Aside from the inconvenience, it can feel like a crisis. When patients call their PBM, will they be able to speak to an actual human being who is trained to assist? Or, will the concern fall down the rabbit hole of phone prompts and transferred calls, only adding to the confusion and frustration? This is precisely where a pharmacist-led PBM patient care model makes a measurable difference.
Patient care statistics: What our members say about True Rx
“I appreciate all the time you took to help me today. I am very impressed with my first time using True Rx!”
How True Rx Health Strategists resolve medication disruptions
The latter is no way to respond to an urgent issue. No employee should be treated as if they're calling a local cable company. These are not simply employees, they are patients. In the case of True Rx Health Strategists, they are OUR patients. We treat this sort of interruption as a medical issue that must be promptly resolved with a single phone call. For this reason, we operate on a high standard of patient care by building a responsive Patient Care Team that stands ready to resolve medication disruptions.
I literally cannot thank you enough. I wholeheartedly appreciate you! Thank you so much for doing all of this. You are the best!”
