The newly-launched company, called Digital Pharmacist, now provides digital, communications and adherence solutions to 5,500 pharmacy locations, national pharmacy wholesalers, hospital systems and pharmaceutical brands.
The company’s products focus on facilitating communication between patients and pharmacies through web, mobile, telephone and texting avenues. With Digital Pharmacist products, patients can remotely refill their prescriptions, set adherence reminders and learn about their medications through interactive tools.
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