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HCP → patient → pharmacy → hub → back to patient. Five systems. Four handoffs. Each one asking the patient to re-explain themselves, re-confirm a detail, re-start a process that was supposed to be one motion. The patients you lose to co-pay drop-off aren't lost at any single step. They're lost in the gaps between the steps — in the interval where the prescription has left one system and hasn't yet arrived in the next, where the patient has to carry a thread no one has handed them. Your brand's program works. The hub works. The pharmacy works. The EHR works. Each of them, separately. It's the separately that costs you the fill. When discovery, prior auth, enrollment, and attribution run as one flow — inside the workflow where the prescription is written — the handoffs stop being walls. A patient who was going to drop off between step two and step three doesn't have a step three to drop off before. This isn't a UX improvement. It's a structural change in where your program lives. If your program is reaching patients through a handoff chain instead of a connected workflow, the leaks aren't an execution issue — they're a location issue. Register your program here → https://bit.ly/3QloBlU #MarketAccess #PatientAccess #CoPayPrograms #PharmaCommercial #TherapyStart #ClosedLoopAnalytics #HubServices