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Who should use FDA Shortlist?
People who want a convenient and cost-saving way to get specialized medications. We can deliver to your home, workplace, or any location to ensure you get your medication when and where you need it.
You also receive:
• Free standard shipping
• Automatic refills allow you to never wait in line again
• Digital tools to track your medications
• 24/7 access to pharmacists
Which pharmacy fulfills my prescriptions?
We work with INSIGHT Chicago Community Pharmacy to fulfill all our prescriptions.
When do I pay for my prescriptions?
Once we receive your prescription from your provider, we will notify you to log in and checkout. You will always see the price before you confirm your order.
How do I send in my prescriptions?
The best way is to have your doctor to send an electronic prescription to our pharmacy. For more information on how to do this, see fdashortlist.com/my-prescription for instructions on how to get your prescription from your doctor.
What is a 340B Pharmacy?
The federal government’s Public Health Service Act (Section 340B) has granted INSIGHT Chicago Hospital Pharmacy to purchase prescription and non-prescription medication at a steeply reduced cost.
Can I get specialized medicine? I can't seem to find (or afford) it anywhere else.
Yes! Thanks to the Public Health Service Act (Section 340B), our partner pharmacy receives priority access to specialized medications on the FDA’s Drug Shortages list. As a licensed specialty pharmacy under Section 340B, we are able to purchase specialized medication at a steeply reduced cost and provide it for you.
What is a specialty pharmacy?
Our specialty pharmacy services coordinate the distribution and management of prescription medications, including specialty medications for complex conditions. Unlike traditional pharmacies, our team is on-site and works closely with physicians and patients to provide outstanding clinical outcomes through education, management, and monitoring of prescription medications.
• Specialty pharmacies carry a wide range of medications, including drugs unavailable in community pharmacies.
• The FDA requires certain medications to be prescribed and dispensed by certified doctors and pharmacists.
• Specialty pharmacies are dedicated to providing one-on-one service and education for patients and healthcare teams.
• Specialty pharmacy services are available 24/7 at licensed and certified healthcare facilities.
Our pharmacists support patients in managing and treating:
• Cancer
• Crohn’s Disease
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
• Infectious Disease
• Migraine Disorders
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Neurology
• Parkinson’s Disease
• Pulmonology
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
Is it safe to have my medications delivered?
Yes! It is very safe. Millions of people have their medications delivered every day. Your medication will arrive in confidential, weather-resistant packaging anywhere you need it. If your medication requires specific temperature control, we can accommodate that too.
What if I have a question about my medication?
Give our pharmacy a call anytime, we have specially trained pharmacists and technicians available to answer your questions and provide personal care – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can reach the pharmacy at (312) 567-2273.
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When do I pay for my prescriptions?
Once we receive your prescription from your provider, we will notify you to log in and checkout. You will always see the price before you confirm your order.
How do I send in my prescriptions?
The best way is to have your doctor to send an electronic prescription to our pharmacy. For more information on how to do this, see fdashortlist.com/my-prescription for instructions on how to get your prescription from your doctor.
What if I have a question about my medication?
Give our pharmacy a call anytime, we have specially trained pharmacists and technicians available to answer your questions and provide personal care – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can reach the pharmacy at (312) 567-2273.
How do I sign up for FDA Shortlist?
To determine if you're eligible, fill out our Am I Eligible form.
Insurance
Can I use my insurance plan?
Yes! We are able to take most insurance plans.
Can I use Medicaid?
Unfortunately, we are not able to take medicaid at the moment.
What if I'm not insured?
We may be able to help. We are still able to offer savings for cash paying patients.
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Incentives for Medical Reps and Physicians: A Path to Lower Co-Pays for Patients
Incentives for Medical Reps and Physicians: A Path to Lower Co-Pays for Patients
Introduction
The healthcare industry is where science, economics, and patient well-being meet. The relationships between pharmaceutical companies, medical reps, physicians, and you, the patients, are crucial. In this blog, we will explore the concept of offering incentives to medical reps and physicians, and how this can potentially lead to lower co-pays for you. It's a strategy that benefits everyone involved in the healthcare ecosystem.
The Role of Medical Reps and Physicians
Medical representatives are the bridge between pharmaceutical companies and healthcare professionals, including physicians. They inform physicians about new medications, explain their benefits, and help them make informed decisions about patient treatments.
Physicians, on the other hand, are the gatekeepers of healthcare. They prescribe medications and treatments, making decisions that directly impact your well-being. The relationship between medical reps and physicians is mutually beneficial and can be further strengthened with the introduction of incentives.
Incentives for Medical Reps
Education and Training: Incentivizing medical reps to complete additional training and education programs can enhance their knowledge about the medications they promote. Well-informed reps are better equipped to assist physicians in making informed choices that benefit you.
Performance-Based Bonuses: Offering rewards to medical reps for achieving specific performance goals, such as increasing the prescription of cost-effective medications, can motivate them to focus on beneficial and budget-friendly drugs.
Patient Education Initiatives: Encouraging medical reps to participate in patient education programs ensures that you understand your treatment options and the importance of medication adherence. This can lead to better health outcomes for you and reduced long-term costs.
Incentives for Physicians
Continuing Medical Education (CME) Support: Providing financial assistance or CME credits can encourage physicians to stay updated on the latest medical developments, including cost-effective treatments.
Drug Formulary Support: Incentivizing physicians to prioritize medications that are both clinically effective and budget-friendly can contribute to reducing your co-pays.
Telemedicine and E-Health Programs: Supporting physicians in adopting telemedicine and e-health programs can make healthcare more efficient, reducing administrative costs and making care more accessible for you.
Lower Co-Pays for Patients
When medical reps and physicians are motivated through incentives to consider cost-effective medications and treatments, you benefit in several ways:
Reduced Medication Costs: You are more likely to receive prescriptions for affordable yet effective medications, leading to lower out-of-pocket expenses for you.
Enhanced Treatment Outcomes: Focusing on evidence-based, cost-effective treatments can improve your health outcomes, reducing the need for additional medical interventions and their associated costs.
Improved Access to Healthcare: Lower co-pays make healthcare more accessible, reducing financial barriers and ensuring that you can receive the treatments you need.
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Conclusion
Incentivizing medical representatives and physicians to consider cost-effective treatments can lead to better healthcare outcomes for you and create a more efficient healthcare system. This approach aligns the interests of all parties involved, creating a healthcare ecosystem that prioritizes both clinical effectiveness and affordability. By working together to promote cost-effective options, the industry can prioritize your well-being while ensuring sustainable healthcare practices that benefit everyone.
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