Re-entry Pharmacy Services
Re-entry programs assist incarcerated individuals with a successful transition to the community.
Individuals eligible to participate in re-entry, sometimes called step-down programs, are placed in re-entry facilities and required to meet certain requirements.
In partnership with InMedRx, correctional facilities can enable individuals participating in re-entry programs to fill prescriptions for medications at local retail pharmacies.
The program provides a bridge between correctional facility care and private or public health coverage. It assists the individual in getting a pharmacy routine established for required maintenance drugs, or when other medication needs arise.
Traditional re-entry programs include:
Job placement services
Access to drug-free housing
Medical and pharmacy services
A better way
Re-Entry Program Administration
InMedRx created a release pharmacy service to provide a better way to administer re-entry programs.
Similar to a group health program, patients in re-entry programs are provided a prescription eligibility card that can be used at any in-network retail pharmacy. The card is presented at the pharmacy and prescriptions are processed according to plan rules.
Pre-negotiated discounts with retail pharmacies reduce pharmacy costs and are accessible at pharmacy locations nationwide. Importantly, the program connects individuals to a local pharmacy that he or she can continue to use after release.
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InMedRx is helping to reduce pharmacy spending and increase patient medication compliance with innovative release and re-entry medication programs. Find out how InMedRx is making healthcare transitions easier and more cost-effective.