In this podcast, Kyle Kiser, CEO of RxRevu, discusses how they have built a data network to provide real-time patient-specific prescription pricing information to providers at the point of care.
Pharmacy Benefits Management is a concentrated space with a handful of players. The PBM model is changing into something more holistic and more focused on managing patients, not just around pharmacy benefits specifically, but managing the total cost of care, using pharmacy benefits as a tool to achieve the goals. RxRevu has focused on building trust in their tool to drive prescription behavior change among providers. Kyle also emphasizes the need to have the tools in the hands of the right users to drive impact.
Kyle advises digital health startups to spend time on understanding where the value accrues in terms of finding customers. While it may look chaotic from the outside, the incentives in the healthcare value chain drive rational decisions for each entity. He urges startups to understand incentives and builds business models within them. Take a listen.
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