RedSail Blog

Is it strep or the flu? When they’re sick, your patients want the answer as soon as they can get it, and the shortage of primary care physicians makes you a logical, trusted, and easy alternative.

We know the prescription drug supply chain is complex, shaping medication pricing in complicated ways. As prescription costs continue to rise, and insurance coverage fluctuates, cash-pay prescriptions have emerged as a viable option for many people seeking affordable medication.

Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) play a critical role in the pharmacy industry. For better or worse, their involvement is a hot-button issue for independent pharmacists. RedSail Technologies surveyed pharmacy professionals to find out how pharmacy benefit managers affect them and how they expect the industry to evolve.

It’s 2024. By now, we know that clinical services are the future of pharmacy. Your pharmacy likely offers all the basics: point-of-care testing, immunizations, and chronic care management. Maybe you offer a niche service — a travel vaccine service here, a diabetes management program there.

Spring is right around the corner, temperatures are rising and, it’s time to make your plans — and we’ve got just the event for you.

Marcus Howard wants to fill the culture gap and trust gap. Read on to learn how GreaterHealth Pharmacy and Wellness does just that for the St. Louis community.

Community pharmacists’ hard work to provide more accessible healthcare is increasingly being recognized by payers. This can provide new revenue to offset decreased prescription reimbursements.

You’ve probably noticed headlines in states like Maryland, North Dakota, and Wyoming: expansions to pharmacists' ability to bill for medical services. But how do you move from news headline to daily workflow?

Did you know there’s an oft-quoted statistic that 64% of features in a piece of software are never used? What a waste of both resources and potential, right? The IT field debates the accuracy of that percentage and who may be at fault. Regardless, we could all ask ourselves, about both our software and our career in general, “What am I wasting because I’m not effectively using what I already have?”