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Who do they sell the data to? It's certainly not the insurer/consumer/PBM/pharmacy. Each of those groups already has near total visibility as is.
by kevindong 6y ago
Who do they sell the data to? It's certainly not the insurer/consumer/PBM/pharmacy. Each of those groups already has near total visibility as is.
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- lotsofpulp 6y agoSupposedly drug companies according to this pharmacist around 5 min mark: https://youtu.be/bUVbX3-gOWc https://youtu.be/bUVbX3-gOWc I am not sure either, but I can’t figure out what other play there is than selling data.
- headbansown 6y agoLife insurance companies (speculation - but they won't have the visibility into Barry Boomer's cholesterol meds that his health insurer will)
- lotsofpulp 6y agoYou typically have to give permission for life insurance companies to access all of your medical history when you apply for it.
- headbansown 6y agoFrom your doctor, sure - but from databases of who bought what that the pt consented to be in as a condition of getting a discount? Is GoodRx a HIPAA covered entity? (Not being rhetorical; don't actually know.)