Partnering with
community pharmacy
for better patient outcomes

Partnering with
community pharmacy
for better patient outcomes

Partnering with
community pharmacy
for better patient outcomes

When it comes to choosing a remote patient monitoring (RPM)/chronic care management (CCM) provider, there’s a lot to think about:

When it comes to choosing a remote patient monitoring (RPM)/chronic care management (CCM) provider, there’s a lot to think about:

When it comes to choosing a remote patient monitoring (RPM)/chronic care management (CCM) provider, there’s a lot to think about:

Does your staff have time to educate and onboard patients into the program?

Does your staff have time to educate and onboard patients into the program?

Does your staff have time to educate and onboard patients into the program?

Can you sufficiently engage patients so that they remain compliant and meet monthly minimum reimbursement requirements?

Can you sufficiently engage patients so that they remain compliant and meet monthly minimum reimbursement requirements?

Can you sufficiently engage patients so that they remain compliant and meet monthly minimum reimbursement requirements?

Is there an initial investment or startup costs to launch the program?

Is there an initial investment or startup costs to launch the program?

Is there an initial investment or startup costs to launch the program?

Will fielding patient issues escalated from a call center become a burden?

Will fielding patient issues escalated from a call center become a burden?

Will fielding patient issues escalated from a call center become a burden?

ClearRPM offers a unique solution to these challenges. Rather than being monitored through a call center, patients are co-managed by their healthcare provider and community pharmacist.

ClearRPM offers a unique solution to these challenges. Rather than being monitored through a call center, patients are co-managed by their healthcare provider and community pharmacist.

ClearRPM offers a unique solution to these challenges. Rather than being monitored through a call center, patients are co-managed by their healthcare provider and community pharmacist.

Patients who are appropriate for RPM or CCM are referred to a local pharmacy for onboarding by a pharmacist partner. The pharmacist works directly with the patient to:

Pharmacists can elevate concerns to the healthcare provider as needed, with recommended treatment modifications, as appropriate. Together, pharmacists and healthcare providers can manage a variety of health concerns from home, reducing the number of appointments, office calls, and emergency visits.

Patients who are appropriate for RPM or CCM are referred to a local pharmacy for onboarding by a pharmacist partner. The pharmacist works directly with the patient to:

Patients who are appropriate for RPM or CCM are referred to a local pharmacy for onboarding by a pharmacist partner. The pharmacist works directly with the patient to:

  • Provide information about the program

  • Set up the device

  • Monitor physiologic data and respond to alerts

  • Provide disease education

  • Answer health-related questions

  • Give medication information

  • Manage adverse events

  • Encourage better health advocacy

  • Provide information about the program

  • Set up the device

  • Monitor physiologic data and respond to alerts

  • Provide disease education

  • Answer health-related questions

  • Give medication information

  • Manage adverse events

  • Encourage better health advocacy

Pharmacists can elevate concerns to the healthcare provider as needed, with recommended treatment modifications, as appropriate. Together, pharmacists and healthcare providers can manage a variety of health concerns from home, reducing the number of appointments, office calls, and emergency visits.

Pharmacists can elevate concerns to the healthcare provider as needed, with recommended treatment modifications, as appropriate. Together, pharmacists and healthcare providers can manage a variety of health concerns from home, reducing the number of appointments, office calls, and emergency visits.

  • Provide information about the program

  • Set up the device

  • Monitor physiologic data and respond to alerts

  • Provide disease education

  • Answer health-related questions

  • Give medication information

  • Manage adverse events

  • Encourage better health advocacy

Community pharmacy is transforming into community healthcare hubs

Community pharmacy is transforming into community healthcare hubs

Community pharmacy is transforming into community healthcare hubs

Today, community pharmacies offer more than just drug dispensing—they are healthcare hubs providing a variety of services, including care coordination, medication therapy management, injectable treatment administration, and patient education. Pharmacy staff are trusted members of the local community.

Today, community pharmacies offer more than just drug dispensing—they are healthcare hubs providing a variety of services, including care coordination, medication therapy management, injectable treatment administration, and patient education. Pharmacy staff are trusted members of the local community.

Today, community pharmacies offer more than just drug dispensing—they are healthcare hubs providing a variety of services, including care coordination, medication therapy management, injectable treatment administration, and patient education. Pharmacy staff are trusted members of the local community.

On average, patients visit their pharmacy 10 times more than their primary care doctor each year

On average, patients visit their pharmacy 10 times more than their primary care doctor each year

On average, patients visit their pharmacy 10 times more than their primary care doctor each year

Patients view their community pharmacy as a place of trust and support; a place where they go for care and advice, and a place where they know the pharmacist by name (and the pharmacist knows theirs too!) It’s an easily accessible place where patients can feel comfortable asking questions about medications or their conditions.

Patients view their community pharmacy as a place of trust and support; a place where they go for care and advice, and a place where they know the pharmacist by name (and the pharmacist knows theirs too!) It’s an easily accessible place where patients can feel comfortable asking questions about medications or their conditions.

Patients view their community pharmacy as a place of trust and support; a place where they go for care and advice, and a place where they know the pharmacist by name (and the pharmacist knows theirs too!) It’s an easily accessible place where patients can feel comfortable asking questions about medications or their conditions.

Benefits for you and your patients

Benefits for you and your patients

Benefits for you and your patients

Many RPM providers utilize call centers for patient monitoring—ultimately, this diminishes the patient experience. Without a dedicated person overseeing the patient’s health, they can’t get the support they need, when they need it, and ultimately, this causes many patients to drop out of the program or to become non-compliant.

Many RPM providers utilize call centers for patient monitoring—ultimately, this diminishes the patient experience. Without a dedicated person overseeing the patient’s health, they can’t get the support they need, when they need it, and ultimately, this causes many patients to drop out of the program or to become non-compliant.

Many RPM providers utilize call centers for patient monitoring—ultimately, this diminishes the patient experience. Without a dedicated person overseeing the patient’s health, they can’t get the support they need, when they need it, and ultimately, this causes many patients to drop out of the program or to become non-compliant.

Call centers increase the burden on providers too. Call center staff are not clinically trained and are therefore unable to answer patient questions or recommend solutions to health challenges. Instead, they escalate all problems to healthcare providers, increasing the burden on office staff.

Call centers increase the burden on providers too. Call center staff are not clinically trained and are therefore unable to answer patient questions or recommend solutions to health challenges. Instead, they escalate all problems to healthcare providers, increasing the burden on office staff.

Call centers increase the burden on providers too. Call center staff are not clinically trained and are therefore unable to answer patient questions or recommend solutions to health challenges. Instead, they escalate all problems to healthcare providers, increasing the burden on office staff.

ClearRPM is the only patient monitoring platform specifically designed to bridge the gap between healthcare and home–benefiting patients and providers.

ClearRPM is the only patient monitoring platform specifically designed to bridge the gap between healthcare and home–benefiting patients and providers.

ClearRPM is the only patient monitoring platform specifically designed to bridge the gap between healthcare and home–benefiting patients and providers.

Benefits to patients

  • Patients can purchase and activate their devices in the pharmacy with help from trained pharmacy staff

  • All patient onboarding is performed at the pharmacy (not through a call center or website)

  • Pharmacy staff will troubleshoot issues with devices, answer questions, monitor patients, provide disease and medication education, and follow-up with patients regularly

  • With regular engagement at the pharmacy, patients have the support they need to stay in an RPM program long-term

Benefits to providers

  • You can partner with a pharmacist you already know and trust

  • Pharmacists receive comprehensive training from ClearRPM

  • Pharmacists can recommend patients who might benefit from RPM

  • Clinically-trained pharmacists can provide education and support for many interventions, reducing the number of alerts HCPs need to respond to 

  • Since pharmacists already have access to a patient’s medications, they can offer recommendations to the healthcare provider to help resolve certain issues (eg, adverse events, dose escalation, drug interactions)

Benefits to patients

Benefits to patients

Benefits to providers

Benefits to providers

  • Patients can purchase and activate their devices in the pharmacy with help from trained pharmacy staff

  • All patient onboarding is performed at the pharmacy (not through a call center or website)

  • Pharmacy staff will troubleshoot issues with devices, answer questions, monitor patients, provide disease and medication education, and follow-up with patients regularly

  • With regular engagement at the pharmacy, patients have the support they need to stay in an RPM program long-term

  • Patients can purchase and activate their devices in the pharmacy with help from trained pharmacy staff

  • All patient onboarding is performed at the pharmacy (not through a call center or website)

  • Pharmacy staff will troubleshoot issues with devices, answer questions, monitor patients, provide disease and medication education, and follow-up with patients regularly

  • With regular engagement at the pharmacy, patients have the support they need to stay in an RPM program long-term

  • You can partner with a pharmacist you already know and trust

  • Pharmacists receive comprehensive training from ClearRPM

  • Pharmacists can recommend patients who might benefit from RPM

  • Clinically-trained pharmacists can provide education and support for many interventions, reducing the number of alerts HCPs need to respond to 

  • Since pharmacists already have access to a patient’s medications, they can offer recommendations to the healthcare provider to help resolve certain issues (eg, adverse events, dose escalation, drug interactions)

  • You can partner with a pharmacist you already know and trust

  • Pharmacists receive comprehensive training from ClearRPM

  • Pharmacists can recommend patients who might benefit from RPM

  • Clinically-trained pharmacists can provide education and support for many interventions, reducing the number of alerts HCPs need to respond to 

  • Since pharmacists already have access to a patient’s medications, they can offer recommendations to the healthcare provider to help resolve certain issues (eg, adverse events, dose escalation, drug interactions)

Generate additional revenue

Generate additional revenue

Generate additional revenue

Implementation of an RPM program can offer financial benefits to your practice. For each patient onboarded into the program, payers can be billed for a variety of incremental services each month.

Implementation of an RPM program can offer financial benefits to your practice. For each patient onboarded into the program, payers can be billed for a variety of incremental services each month.

Implementation of an RPM program can offer financial benefits to your practice. For each patient onboarded into the program, payers can be billed for a variety of incremental services each month.

ClearRPM can provide recommendations on how to structure business agreements between pharmacists and healthcare providers.

ClearRPM can provide recommendations on how to structure business agreements between pharmacists and healthcare providers.

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