To make it happen, plans should start by offering true outreach flexibility, including live calls, mail, SMS, and digital options. They must let response data drive the next step (eg, text after a ...

Interventions reducing or eliminating diabetes medication costs showed variable impacts on adherence, with short-term improvements often diminishing over time. Combining cost-reduction strategies with ...

As the Boomer generation ages, the prevalence of polypharmacy — patients taking multiple medications to manage chronic conditions — is surging. Nearly 40% of older adults take five or more medications ...

Ensuring medication adherence is a critical aspect of patient care, directly influencing treatment outcomes and overall health. However, accurately measuring adherence has been a persistent challenge ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . A lottery-style incentive program featuring a cellularly monitored pill bottle improved adherence to ...

New integrations embed real-time copay coupons and cash discount drug pricing directly into pharmacy, provider and other ...

Hello Heart began American Heart Month in February by joining the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC's) “Love Your Heart” campaign and wrapped it up with a new app feature focusing on ...

A new study examining hypertension medication adherence found that high-tech interventions failed to improve how consistently patients take their blood pressure medications, despite successfully ...

When it comes to medication adherence for patients, a detailed mathematical analysis from a Rochester Institute of Technology scientist found that history is likely to repeat itself. In a new study ...

Medication non-adherence is a major societal problem with serious clinical and economic consequences, associated with 200,000 deaths and 125 billion euros of costs annually in Europe. Studies show ...

“Compared to non-CMR recipients, CMR recipients experienced a considerably higher increase in adherence to COPD medications from 2016 to 2017, and findings with data from more recent years are ...

Your parents, your doctor, your spouse, or even your adult children constantly nag you: “Did you take your medicine? Did you ...