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You prescribe. We make sure it works.

How we support your patients between visits

How this works in your practice

Patients are identified through your clinical workflow or directly from EHR data. We work with your team to review recent visits and identify those who may qualify for coverage or benefit from additional support. Clinics can also introduce Custom Health at the point of care, so patients are familiar when we follow up.

We engage patients directly through a coordinated outreach approach, introducing the program, setting expectations, and building trust from the start. When supported by your clinic, outreach feels connected rather than unexpected, improving engagement and enrollment.

Medication programs, pharmacy fulfillment, and connected devices are coordinated and deployed into the home. Patients are guided through setup and supported early, ensuring therapy begins consistently and as intended.

Between visits, medication use and patient-reported information are continuously reviewed. Our clinicians engage patients proactively within scope, addressing issues early and reinforcing therapy over time.

When meaningful patterns emerge, we share relevant insights, supporting informed conversations and timely clinical decisions.

Operating at scale, supporting your patients

Our clinicians support millions of medication events and patient interactions annually, delivering continuous oversight at scale.
7.6
million
Monitored doses annually
2.2
million
Annual patient interactions
20+
languages
Spoken across clinical teams
20+
certifications
Across clinical staff

How care continues between visits

Observed outcomes in real-world care

These outcomes reflect what happens when medication use is continuously monitored, managed, and acted on.

98%

Medication adherence
Published, peer-reviewed study (JMIR)

91%

Patient engagement rate
Across 146,774 patient interactions

42%

Reduction in unnecessary medications
Across 3,400+ polypharmacy patients

27%

Reduction in opioid use
Across 8,675 chronic pain patients
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