House Rx’s technology platform and pharmacy service help clinics dispense specialty medications directly to patients.
Medically Integrated Dispensing
A Remedy for Patients and Providers
medication adherence rate observed in the medically integrated dispensing model as compared to 70% in specialty pharmacy.
reduction in total health care costs for patients of health systems with integrated pharmacies compared to a national cohort.
medication adherence rate observed in the medically integrated dispensing model as compared to 70% in specialty pharmacy.
reduction in total health care costs for patients of health systems with integrated pharmacies compared to a national cohort.
Marin Cancer Care’s medically integrated dispensing program increased income for their practice, reduced internal administrative burden associated with specialty medication prescribing, and provided their patient population with a faster, more convenient and cost-effective way to access their medications.
Program Revenue After 9 Months
Medication Adherence
Patient NPS
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Working With Us
House Rx works alongside your care team to provide high-touch pharmacy care to your patients — removing barriers and improving the experience for your practice and patients.
The Result?
PAs submitted within 24 hours of prescribing
Patients receive medication 10+ days faster
Dozens of hours per week in clinic time savings
Access to a leading specialty pharmacy team
Visibility into script status & patient adherence
More patients receive financial assistance
Real-time performance analytics
Cost effective drug purchasing
House Rx ensures your patients not only get on therapy,
but also stay on therapy.
Roxanne, afraid to start taking Braftovi for cancer treatment due to a childhood choking incident, turned to House Rx for help.
Pharmacist Lih, understanding her unique situation, contacted the manufacturer and found that the capsules could be opened and safely sprinkled on food. Thanks to House Rx's tailored care, Roxanne started her treatment on time and with ease.
Larry, frustrated with his mail-order pharmacy, was thrilled to hear his clinic opened a new dispensary service.
Getting his Enbrel directly from his doctor simplified his treatment. Dzanela, a House Rx care coordinator, went one step further by obtaining copay assistance, reducing his cost by 80%. House Rx is on a mission to ensure neither logistical nor financial barriers interrupt a patient’s treatment.
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House Rx pharmacist Jess is a relentless advocate for her patients.
When Joanne's insurance denied her Kisqali, Jess promptly crafted an appeal. Undeterred by an initial rejection, she submitted a detailed secondary appeal. When this too was denied, she arranged a peer-to-peer review. Her persistence succeeded, securing approval for this critical medication. Jess's dedication reflects House Rx's commitment to navigating patient care challenges and ensuring access to vital treatments.
Elizabeth, about to begin her cancer medication Jaypirca, faced a complication with a gout flare-up, for which she was prescribed colchicine. This combination posed risks for Elizabeth.
House Rx pharmacist Julie quickly identified the potential for colchicine toxicity. Collaborating with Elizabeth’s doctor, Julie adjusted the doses appropriately, ensuring Elizabeth could get relief from her gout flare, without delaying her chemotherapy.
Paul's retirement was disrupted by a cancer diagnosis and the daunting prospect of over $800 in monthly medication expenses.
House Rx's Amy, aware of the financial burden on fixed-income patients, recommended applying for a foundation grant. Her assistance led to Paul receiving a year-long grant, covering his copays and enabling him to concentrate on his health without financial worry.
Apprehensive about starting Otezla for psoriatic arthritis, Mora was concerned about risks she saw in ads and online.
House Rx pharmacist Charlotte took the time to discuss the risks of treatment, and what they meant for a person with her health history. Once her questions were answered, Charlotte surprised Mora with news that her medication was already approved, enabling her to start therapy right away.
Roxanne, afraid to start taking Braftovi for cancer treatment due to a childhood choking incident, turned to House Rx for help.
Pharmacist Lih, understanding her unique situation, contacted the manufacturer and found that the capsules could be opened and safely sprinkled on food. Thanks to House Rx's tailored care, Roxanne started her treatment on time and with ease.
Larry, frustrated with his mail-order pharmacy, was thrilled to hear his clinic opened a new dispensary service.
Getting his Enbrel directly from his doctor simplified his treatment. Dzanela, a House Rx care coordinator, went one step further by obtaining copay assistance, reducing his cost by 80%. House Rx is on a mission to ensure neither logistical nor financial barriers interrupt a patient’s treatment.
House Rx pharmacist Jess is a relentless advocate for her patients.
When Joanne's insurance denied her Kisqali, Jess promptly crafted an appeal. Undeterred by an initial rejection, she submitted a detailed secondary appeal. When this too was denied, she arranged a peer-to-peer review. Her persistence succeeded, securing approval for this critical medication. Jess's dedication reflects House Rx's commitment to navigating patient care challenges and ensuring access to vital treatments.
Elizabeth, about to begin her cancer medication Jaypirca, faced a complication with a gout flare-up, for which she was prescribed colchicine. This combination posed risks for Elizabeth.
House Rx pharmacist Julie quickly identified the potential for colchicine toxicity. Collaborating with Elizabeth’s doctor, Julie adjusted the doses appropriately, ensuring Elizabeth could get relief from her gout flare, without delaying her chemotherapy.
Paul's retirement was disrupted by a cancer diagnosis and the daunting prospect of over $800 in monthly medication expenses.
House Rx's Amy, aware of the financial burden on fixed-income patients, recommended applying for a foundation grant. Her assistance led to Paul receiving a year-long grant, covering his copays and enabling him to concentrate on his health without financial worry.
Apprehensive about starting Otezla for psoriatic arthritis, Mora was concerned about risks she saw in ads and online.
House Rx pharmacist Charlotte took the time to discuss the risks of treatment, and what they meant for a person with her health history. Once her questions were answered, Charlotte surprised Mora with news that her medication was already approved, enabling her to start therapy right away.
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