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Provider letters is associated with a big impact on medication adherence

May 21, 2016

Sending provider letters is associated with a significant impact on medication adherence

This study looked at members taking drugs in the three CMS Star rating categories: diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. When some of those members became non-adherent, their doctors were sent letters. A significant percentage of the members (up to 16%) whose doctors received letters became adherent again. This simple intervention provided an effective result.

Impact of provider mailings on medication adherence in Medicare Part D members (Spring 2014)

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