The Scripta member app has been launched by Scripta Insights as a tool for consumers to use as a way to reduce the costs associated with their prescriptions. The app offers self-insured employers, health plans and members with the information they need to make the best buying decision possible, while also prioritizing an easy user experience. Users will be able to compare priced on their health plan along with cash-pay options, choose where they'd like to fill their prescription and more.
CEO Eric Levin spoke on the Scripta member app saying, "At Scripta, we’re putting the patient in the driver’s seat when it comes to making decisions about the medicines they take like never before, allowing Americans to shop as intelligently and economically for prescription drugs as they can for most other items they buy."
Low-Cost Prescription Access Apps
The Scripta Member App Helps Users Get the Best Price Possible
Trend Themes
1. Prescription Price Comparison Apps - Creating a platform that allows patients to compare prescription prices and offers better user experience to financial success
2. Self-insured Employer Tools - Developing tools to help self-insured employers make cost-effective decisions about medications for their employees
3. Health Plan Management Apps - Designing apps to help users manage their health plans and get the best prices on medications
Industry Implications
1. Pharmaceuticals - Offering prescription price comparison tools, such as an app, can disrupt the pharmaceutical industry by empowering patients to make better-informed decisions about their prescriptions
2. Health Insurance - Innovating with tools, including apps, that provide easy access to prescription price comparison, as with the Scripta Member App, can disrupt the health insurance industry by providing better transparency for consumers
3. Technology - Building applications that manage health plans and offer a better user experience for comparing and purchasing prescription drugs can disrupt the technology industry as a whole by serving consumers in a critical industry