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Benefits Intelligence · Benefits Director

Engagement & Persistence

Program persistence, engagement frequency, discontinuation reasons, and follow-up performance.

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6-month persistence
79%
remain on treatment
Observed
Meaningful actions / week
2.8
per active member
Observed
Timely follow-up
80%
258 of 323 cases
Observed
Active members
1,326
currently engaged
Observed

Program persistence

Cohort
0%25%50%75%100%StartMonth 3Month 6Month 9Month 1269%

PayRX cohort retention vs. an illustrative industry benchmark. At 12 months, 1,158 members remain active.

Engagement frequency

1,326 active members
Daily check-ins955 (72%)
Weekly check-ins239 (18%)
Monthly or less133 (10%)
Avg check-ins / week
3.2
Observed
Message response rate
84%
Observed
Refill adherence
91%
Observed

Discontinuation reasons

Side effects
20 (31.3%)
Cost / coverage
14 (21.9%)
Refill difficulties
10 (15.6%)
Clinical decision
8 (12.5%)
Other / unknown
12 (18.8%)
Total discontinued64 (100%)

Among 64 members who discontinued within 12 months. Each member has one primary reason.

Timely follow-up
80%
258 of 323 cases requiring follow-up received a same-day response.

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