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Consider this:

  • 10% of initial prescriptions are never filled. The impact on both initial and refill sales is enormous.
  • 30% of refillable prescriptions are never refilled. Sales for medicines for chronic conditions suffer the most.
  • 50% of patients don't take the medicine properly. The product doesn't have the chance to prove it's effective. The physician may decide your product doesn't work, switch the patient to another medicine, and be less likely to prescribe your product to other patients.

Lost revenues from these unfilled and unrefilled prescriptions total billions of dollars. When patients do not fill or refill their prescriptions, the product never gets the chance to prove its effectiveness, product sales do not realize their potential, and patients don't receive the full benefit of the medicine.

Specialists in Program Development
Research demonstrates that if patients are not convinced they need the medicine, they will not even try to modify their behavior. Consumer Health Information Corporation specializes in developing programs that:

  • convince patients to fill the initial prescription
  • provide practical information and motivate them to take the medicine as prescribed
  • improve refill compliance

For a product to be clinically effective and promote maximum ROI, the patient compliance program must:

  • provide the information patients need at each stage of their treatment (initial prescription, 1st refill, 6 months, 1 year, 5 years, etc.)
  • provide practical, understandable information which helps patients manage side effects, complicated dosage schedules, and other issues affecting compliance
  • use progressive education techniques so the messages reinforce each other and build brand loyalty
  • be totally integrated with the DTC campaign

Consumer Health Information Corporation has expertise in:

  • Customized Patient Compliance Strategies
  • Patient Compliance Marketing Strategy
  • Patient Compliance Research Protocol
  • Patient Compliance Reward Program
  • Behavior Modification Strategies to Increase Patient Retention and Refill Compliance
  • Patient Dosage Titration Card

Patient Compliance Strategies:
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