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Medication adherence

Medication non-adherence is pervasive healthcare problem, accounting for up to $300 billion in U.S. healthcare costs per year. Learn about the tools and solutions available to improve medication adherence.

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How prescription monitoring programs can improve medication adherence

How prescription monitoring programs can improve medication adherence

When it comes to value-based care, payers and healthcare professionals (HCPs) are eager to improve the longevity and quality of life of their members. A top priority to reach this goal is to improve medication adherence rates, which, when low, can adversely impact the overall quality of life, healthcare costs, and population health of the country. 

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It’s time to talk about taking your medicine: America’s medication adherence crisis is a $300 billion problem

It’s time to talk about taking your medicine: America’s medication adherence crisis is a $300 billion problem

Discover how improving medication adherence can transform the lives of those with chronic diseases. Dive into our insights on strategies that enhance health outcomes and learn about Hero's innovative approach which works to assist users with taking their medications correctly and consistently.

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Polypharmacy in the Elderly: Statistics, Effects, & Reducing Drug Errors

Polypharmacy in the Elderly: Statistics, Effects, & Reducing Drug Errors

Older adults are taking more medications than ever to treat their medical conditions. Here are the statistics on polypharmacy & how to help you or a loved one prevent medication misuse.

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America’s Lesser-Known Silent Killer (It’s not what you think!)

America’s Lesser-Known Silent Killer (It’s not what you think!)

Depending on how often you watch the news, you probably feel like there are plenty of ways your life is at risk. From pesticides in your food to cell-phone radiation (and oh, so much more) we are bombarded daily with run-to-the-hills warnings.

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