Patients at the health system will soon receive personalized specialty care, including side effect and adherence management, regular follow-ups, access to financial assistance, and free medication delivery.
Sharp’s deal with Shields Health Solutions will first focus on four disease states: hematology, oncology, rheumatology and cardiology, according to a Shields news release. The system’s three specialty hospitals are a women’s hospital, a substance use disorder treatment center and a behavioral hospital.
Shields is a Walgreens-owned business that has partnered with about 80 systems and hospitals in the U.S.
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