Abstract: A system and method for determining a lowest purchase method and/or combination of purchase methods for purchasing one or more medical products, such as prescription drugs, and/or medical services, such as medical, dental, or veterinary procedures, wherein a lowest out-of-pocket expense to a user is determined based on various pricing variables, insurance reimbursement variables, and available discount programs obtained in-part from third-party data providers and third-party aggregators.

Abstract: A system and method for determining a lowest payment method and/or combination of payment methods for purchasing one or more drug prescriptions wherein a lowest out-of-pocket expense to a patient is determined based on various pricing and reimbursement variables.

Abstract: A method for promoting prescription medication, comprising: receiving, by an electronic prescribing application, a request for information regarding a medication from a healthcare provider; retrieving information for a given medication which satisfies the request, where the retrieved information includes an indicia of a financial incentive associated with the given medication; presenting the given medication, along with the indicia, on a display; receiving an indication that the given medication is to be prescribed to a patient by the healthcare provider; requesting information regarding the financial incentive from a server; receiving the information regarding the financial incentive from the server; presenting the information regarding the financial incentive on the display; and sending a prescription for the given medication electronically to a pharmacy, where the prescription includes a portion of the information regarding the financial incentive.

Abstract: A system is provided which provides functionality for doctors and staff to remotely electronically download a “virtual sample cabinet” software program from a central server onto their desktop computers or mobile technology devices to allow them to centrally search, review product information and insurance coverage, print or electronically send prescription drug sample vouchers and co-pay savings coupons to selected pharmacies. This eliminates the need for physician offices to manage and house physical drug samples, as well as offers a more convenient and efficient way to allocate, dispense and monitor needed drug samples and coupons for savings to their patients. Additionally, the system helps patients to enroll into further savings on refills for their on-going medications through automatically scheduled coupons that are emailed (or mailed) to the patients thereby promoting more affordable compliance to their prescribed therapies.

Abstract: A method is provided which provides functionality for doctors and staff to remotely electronically download a “virtual sample cabinet” software program from a central server onto their desktop computers or mobile technology devices to allow them to centrally search, review product information and insurance coverage, print or electronically send prescription drug sample vouchers and co-pay savings coupons to selected pharmacies. This eliminates the need for physician offices to manage and house physical drug samples, as well as offers a more convenient and efficient way to allocate, dispense and monitor needed drug samples and coupons for savings to their patients. Additionally, the method helps patients to enroll into further savings on refills for their on-going medications through automatically scheduled coupons that are emailed (or mailed) to the patients thereby promoting more affordable compliance to their prescribed therapies.

Abstract: A method is provided which provides functionality for doctors and staff to remotely electronically download a “virtual sample cabinet” software program from a central server onto their desktop computers or mobile technology devices to allow them to centrally search, review product information and insurance coverage, print or electronically send prescription drug sample vouchers and co-pay savings coupons to selected pharmacies. This eliminates the need for physician offices to manage and house physical drug samples, as well as offers a more convenient and efficient way to allocate, dispense and monitor needed drug samples and coupons for savings to their patients. Additionally, the method helps patients to enroll into further savings on refills for their on-going medications through automatically scheduled coupons that are emailed (or mailed) to the patients thereby promoting more affordable compliance to their prescribed therapies.