145 million
Americans suffer from chronic diseases
Dispill® Medication Packaging System
Improve medication adherence and diversify your patient base with this innovative multi-dose packaging system.
Why is improving medication adherence so important?
Today, 145 million Americans suffer from chronic diseases and yet, only one-third are taking their medications as prescribed.1 This not only impacts the non-adherent patient’s health, but the entire cost of care.
When patients adhere to prescribed medication, outcomes — both clinical and financial — dramatically improve.
One third
are taking their medications as prescribed
How does Dispill® help improve medication adherence?
Dispill® is ideal for patients with multi-dose requirements, alternate or long-term care sites, or patients with over-the-counter (OTC) regimens, such as fitness or dietary supplements. The blister cells can hold up to 31 days of morning, noon, evening and bedtime doses and a printed label with personalized instructions. This helps give your highest-risk patients a way to ensure they are taking the right medication and the right dose at the right time.
Getting started with Dispill® is simple
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- For technical support or setup contact 877.361.1995 or support@dispill-usa.com
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”FDB Issue Brief: Medication Adherence” retrieved from http://www.fdbhealth.com/~/media/downloads/form%20required/us/issue%20brief%20%20medication%20adherence.ashx
Financial Health
The financial health of your pharmacy is dependent on how you can evolve to meet the needs of your community with products like Dispill®. Learn how Cardinal Health can help in other ways as well.
Good Medicine: How to improve med adherence and your bottom line
Customer Best Practices: In 2009, pharmacist Mike Wilhoit, owner of a four-store family business called Mac's Pharmacy in Knoxville, Tenn., saw a big patient need around medication adherence.