RazorMetrics Reports That Its Pharmacy Savings Strategies Reduced Costs For Its Tennessee Customers By More Than $12 Million

RazorMetrics reported more than $12 million in prescription drug savings in Tennessee. The program has reached more than 63,000 covered residents and is intended to identify lower-cost, clinically appropriate medication options earlier in the prescribing process.

The company said its pharmacy savings strategies can be incorporated into existing provider organization workflows without adding administrative steps for care teams or consumers. RazorMetrics is also expanding its services across the United States and Puerto Rico.

RazorMetrics uses automated analytics to identify lower-cost medication alternatives and present recommendations and pricing information within existing electronic workflows. Instead of relying primarily on . . .