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Pharmacist-led clinical oversight

Operating at scale

Clinicians operate across millions of medication events and patient interactions annually—supported by diverse, specialized clinical teams.
7.6
million
Monitored doses annually
2.2
million
Annual patient interactions
20+
languages
Spoken across clinical teams
20+
certifications
Across clinical staff

What this looks like in practice

When something changes, our clinicians act.

Missed or inconsistent doses

A patient begins missing doses or taking them late.
A clinician identifies the pattern, reaches out to understand why, and helps resolve the barrier, whether it’s timing, confusion, or side effects.

New or changing symptoms

A patient reports dizziness, fatigue, or other changes.
A clinician assesses how symptoms relate to medication use and escalates to the provider with clear, real-world context

Medication use that signals risk

A patient increases use of as-needed medication.
A clinician reviews the pattern, engages the patient, and coordinates with the provider to address potential risk early.

Observed outcomes in real-world care

These outcomes reflect what happens when our clinicians continuously manage medication use.

98%

Medication adherence
Published, peer-reviewed study (JMIR)

91%

Patient response rate
Across 146,774 patient responses

42%

Reduction in unnecessary medications
Polypharmacy management programs

27%

Reduction in opioid use
Across 8,675 chronic pain patients
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