”Ryan believes CVS could help solve this problem and, in the process, boost its own bottom line. As a pharmacy benefit management company, the Caremark unit handles drug coverage for large employers and health plans, negotiating discounts with drugmakers. It owns a treasure trove of prescription drug data, as does CVS. The merged company is thus an info tech Goliath, filling or managing more than a billion prescriptions a year. It can use that information to figure out which customers require a gentle reminder to come in for a refill. As a result, customers would buy more drugs, make ancillary purchases in the store, and maybe even visit the clinic. Ryan’s challenge is convincing CVS customers that such refill reminders aren’t just marketing tactics. He is encouraged that the Obama Administration recognizes the importance of drug compliance and will support private sector initiatives. As debates over health-care reform heat up this spring, Ryan will argue that his aggressive strategies also make good medical and economic sense.”
Så tänker alltså VD på andra sidan pölen, spännande. Banne mig om han inte är apotekare också och chef för ett företag som omsätter rätt flådigt med stålars, har rätt mycket kunnande och framhåller farmacin i kombination med lönsamheten.
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