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How AI is Redefining Pharma Marketing and Patient Education

Artificial intelligence is not just another digital tool in healthcare. It is quietly becoming the first place patients go when something feels off, when they receive a diagnosis, or when they are trying to decide what to do next. That shift is changing everything. In Episode 3 of The Patient Experience Podcast, Bob Miglani and […]

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The Hidden Driver of Gross to Net Erosion Is Patient Abandonment

For more than a decade, pharmaceutical leaders have treated gross to net as a pricing problem. The focus has been on rebates, PBMs, formulary positioning, and increasingly complex contracting strategies. Entire teams are dedicated to modeling discount structures and negotiating access. Yet despite all of this effort, the gap between list price and net revenue […]

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The Patient Confusion Crisis in Pharma: Why Education Is Now the Missing Link to Therapy Adoption

The pharmaceutical industry is facing a growing challenge that is quietly undermining both patient outcomes and commercial performance. While scientific innovation has accelerated and therapies have become more targeted and sophisticated, patient understanding has not kept pace. The result is what can only be described as a patient confusion crisis. For decades, pharmaceutical strategy has […]

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Why Physician-Led Education Is the Most Powerful Driver of Therapy Starts and Adherence

Every year, millions of prescriptions are written that patients never start. Some patients never pick up their medication. Others start therapy but stop within weeks. For healthcare systems, pharmaceutical companies, and providers alike, this represents one of the most expensive and preventable failures in modern medicine. In the United States alone, roughly one in four […]

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Pharma Is Losing $250 Billion to Patient Dropout. Here’s the Fix the Industry Can’t Ignore

Today we released a press announcement that addresses something pharma leaders already feel in their forecasts, but rarely quantify directly: Patient dropout is quietly draining $250 billion from the U.S. pharmaceutical market every year. You can read the full announcement here:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/pharma-is-losing-250-billion-to-patient-dropout-heres-how-to-stop-it-302696178.html Not because therapies do not work. Not because innovation has slowed. But because patients […]

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Why Prescriptions Aren’t Converting Into Therapy Starts

Pharmaceutical brands are delivering extraordinary science to market. Yet an increasing percentage of prescribed patients never initiate therapy. Not because the product does not work.Not because physicians are not prescribing it. But because the moment education leaves the physician’s hands, initiation risk skyrockets. The hidden gap between prescription and start From a brand perspective, the […]

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Why Patient Services Is Breaking as Pharma Goes Direct to Patient

Listen to Episode 1: Pharma’s Direct to Patient Pivot: What to Expect in 2026 here. The pharmaceutical industry is moving faster than patients can keep up. Therapies are becoming more specialized. Disease education is more complex. Access models are shifting Direct to Patient. At the same time, physician time is shrinking and patients are being […]

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Direct-to-Patient Is Scaling Fast in Pharma, and Patient Confusion Is the Hidden Risk

Enterprise pharma is moving decisively toward direct-to-patient models. This is not a marketing trend or a side project. It is a structural response to access friction, pricing pressure, and the consumerization of healthcare. Patients are behaving more like consumers, distribution models are shifting, and manufacturers are being pulled closer to the patient experience whether they […]

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The Cognitive Burden of Specialty Therapies and Its Impact on Adherence

Specialty therapies are increasingly effective, targeted, and personalized. At the same time, they are becoming more complex for patients to manage. Treatment success in specialty care often depends not only on clinical efficacy but on a patient’s ability to understand, remember, and consistently act on treatment requirements over time. These cognitive demands are rarely measured, […]

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What ChatGPT Health Signals for the Future of Patient Education

The recent ChatGPT Health announcement has sparked significant discussion across healthcare. With more than 40 million people asking ChatGPT a healthcare question every day, the reality is clear. Patients have already been using AI to fill a gap that has existed for years. That gap is not a lack of clinical expertise. It is a […]

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