WHITEPAPER Physician Insights: What’s Needed to Improve Prescribing Workflows Survey ResultsPAGE 2 Introduction The price of a medication often limits an individual patient's compliance and lowers adherence. ARRIVEHEALTH.COM Lowering the cost of medications for patients is a critical starting point. Manufacturer costs trickle down to the patient level, impacting the out-of-pocket price they pay at the pharmacy counter. Research also shows the price of a medication often limits an individual patient’s compliance, and as out-of-pocket expenses increase, adherence to medication declines, irrespective of disease type and insurance coverage. This is concerning because patients who do not adhere to medications risk mismanaging their illness and worsening their condition. When this happens

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