What happened to the prescriptions you wrote
Most practices never find out whether a prescription was picked up, let alone refilled. We report it back.
Fill rate
Of what you sent, how much was actually dispensed.
Time to therapy
Days from your transmission to the patient having it in hand.
Refill persistence
How many patients are still on therapy at 90 and 180 days.
Abandonment reasons
Cost, coverage, or the patient decided against it. Named, not guessed.
Why abandonment is the useful number
A prescription that is never picked up looks identical in your chart to one the patient is taking daily. The reporting separates them, and tells you which of the three reasons applied. Cost is fixable. Coverage is appealable. A patient who decided against the therapy is a conversation at the next visit.
How you get it
Practices receive a recurring summary at whatever interval is useful, monthly for most. Larger groups can have it broken out by physician or by site.
On patient privacy. Reporting to a practice covers that practice's own patients, under the treatment and health care operations provisions that already govern your relationship with a dispensing pharmacy. We do not sell patient data.
Send one script. That is the whole evaluation.
With the patient’s choice of pharmacy confirmed, send a prescription to OnPoint. We help coordinate coverage questions and refill follow-up with your office.
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- Smithtown631-979-7575 Text 631-430-5804
- Island Park516-431-1991 Text 516-261-5030
- Port Jefferson631-474-7828 Text 631-413-1481
- Ozone Park718-880-1644 Text 848-281-3478
- Flushing718-762-8041 Text 516-916-6619
- Malverne516-593-8663 Text 516-784-5839
- Bayside718-539-7752 Text 914-594-6456
- Carle Place at Mount Sinai Doctors516-340-4733 Text 516-340-4217
- Roslyn516-621-7373 Text 516-210-1262
- Floral Park516-354-1227 Text 516-210-2736