People don’t always take their medication how or when they should, which can lead to dangerous and costly adverse drug events. This case study details how an employer used pharmacy outreach to reduce ER visits, improve health outcomes and lower costs.
Studies show that adverse drug events (ADEs) land people in the ER or hospital more than one million times a year. These events lead to missed work, reduced performance, and negative health outcomes. A leading employer wanted to give its employees the access and knowledge they needed to take their prescriptions as directed. Enhanced Rx delivered results that included:
66% of employees decided to engage with a pharmacist
10% increase in medication adherence rate
37% fewer avoidable emergency room visits
Download the case study to learn how an employer went beyond traditional medication therapy management to provide pharmacy outreach with personal support and guidance.
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