For a 2-year-old with a rare malignant rhabdoid tumor, compassionate healthcare means more than medical charts. His pharmacist advocated for a prescription aimed at improving his quality of life.

Discover how a dedicated BeneCard PBF Pharmacist transformed a patient’s cancer treatment, ensuring safety, effectiveness, and significant cost savings.

Eszopiclone’s dosage must be carefully managed, especially for elderly patients.

A child’s weight gain uncovers necessary dosage changes for more effective treatment with Actemra.

Due to severe anxiety, a patient was prescribed two benzodiazepines. Our Pharmacist intervened to do what’s in the best interest of the patient.

A 7-year old with polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis found a healthier future through innovative treatment strategies between pharmacist and the prescriber.

One patient was prescribed a potent form of insulin at a dangerously high dose. Learn how our pharmacists’ intervention helped prevent a potentially serious health complication.

A member requested the use of Qbrexa for hyperhidrosis treatment, a thorough review by our clinical staff gained approval for off label use.

Sometimes, making a difference for our members is about catching the small details that can have a major ripple effect. 

Antidepressants can be ineffective for 20-50% of patients due to their metabolism, resulting in waste. This simple tool makes personalized prescribing possible.

A nearly $90,000 savings from one timely clinical intervention—without disrupting a patient’s care.

Our pharmacists perform regular clinical reviews for all members who take Humira. This makes certain the treatment is the most appropriate choice and protects against preventable adverse outcomes.

BeneCard PBF has recognized a trend of prescriptions for non-FDA approved vitamins that cost thousands of dollars for a one-month supply, yet offer no proven benefit.

Small details in medication dosage and strength can lead to thousands of dollars in savings.

A clinical intervention discovered 2 medications taken together were severely limiting effectiveness and causing adverse reactions.