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Our guest blogger sums up the recent HLTH mega-conference—a future-focused showcase for healthcare innovation and transformation—with a classic rock hit from 1976.

Can you measure the state of the economy using only one indicator? Of course not. The White House called us out on our drug prices analysis. Here's our response.

Tired of waiting on Washington to do something about drug costs in America? Everyone is calling for change but can't agree how to get it done. Maybe it's time to change where you're looking for change.

How do you get members to save their employer or health plan big money when there's no personal financial reason to do so? Our new Rx Rewards program provides a short-term incentive to save healthcare dollars in the long run.

We cracked the Inc. 5000 for the second year in a row, along with several other rankings for fast-growing companies in the past two weeks. What do these rankings really reflect? It all goes back to the "why."

It's only one member's story, but it epitomizes so many things at once: the human impact of high drug prices, the confusion and frustration many people experience with healthcare, the effectiveness of our solution, and the lengths our team will go to help members.

Washington's pressure-packed rhetoric hasn't stopped the explosive price increases. Neither has public outrage nor media scrutiny. What's it going to take? To change the system, the American consumer has to change the market.

Members who interact with her use words like "amazing" and "extraordinary" to describe the level of service they get from Khisha Crosby. Learn how she turns perfect strangers into big-time fans.

More generics and market competition are supposed to bring down drug prices. A sweeping lawsuit against generic manufacturers alleges the biggest price-fixing conspiracy in US history. Our solution is a built-in watchdog for members and clients.

In a collaboration with Authority magazine and BuzzFeed, our founder and CEO Michael Rea was asked to share his thoughts on what it will take to fix our broken healthcare system. Here's an excerpt.

Any time we find a savings opportunity, we make sure to reach a member by whatever means possible. Because there’s one thing we’ll never lose sight of: You never know when someone can save more than dollars and cents.

PBMs had their turn before the Senate Finance Committee. While the hearing shed more light on America's drug prices problem, it offered little hope that a solution would come from anyone in the room. Employers and health plans aren't waiting around.