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Claritas Rx Launches First and Only Care Coordination Platform for Specialty and Rare Disease Patients

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Claritas Rx Launches First and Only Care Coordination Platform for Specialty and Rare Disease Patients
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Claritas Rx Launches First and Only Care Coordination Platform for Specialty and Rare Disease Patients

2025-04-28 23:06 Last Updated At:23:31

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 28, 2025--

ASEMBIA AXS25 – Claritas Rx, the leader in technology and analytics to optimize the specialty patient experience, announced today the availability of Patient Watchtower, the first and only care coordination platform for specialty and rare disease patients. SaaS-based Patient Watchtower seamlessly merges complex and fragmented patient data from various sources and creates immediate actionable insights. It uses artificial intelligence and machine learning (AIML) to enable precise patient microtargeting based on risk factors, ensuring the patient will receive prompt treatment.

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Patient Watchtower manages the health enablement and access team (HEAT) of a patient, including case managers, specialty pharmacies, field teams, HUBs, other patient support call centers and any other resources biopharma companies would want to include. This coordination enables biopharma companies to leverage real-world, first-party data from care coordination organizations, making it instantly actionable for initiating patient support and interventions.

Specifically designed for Patient Services teams, Patient Watchtower offers:

Webinar: Achieve Specialty Pharma Success with AI: Enhance Care, Elevate Fill Rates by 20% and Improve Patient Adherence

Claritas Rx is offering a webinar entitled “Achieve Specialty Pharma Success with AI: Enhance Care, Elevate Fill Rates by 20% and Improve Patient Adherence” that will include a detailed overview of Patient Watchtower.

When: May 15, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. PT)

Where: Virtual – click here to register: Achieve Specialty Pharma Success with AI: Enhance Care, Elevate Fill Rates by 20% and Improve Patient Adherence

Who: Presented by Stuart Kamin, SVP, Analytics and Innovation at Claritas Rx and Karishma Desai, Solutions Consulting Engineer at Claritas Rx.

Media can RSVP to the webinar by contacting Elizabeth Marshall at emarshall@claritasrx.com.

About Patient Watchtower on the Claritas Rx Ascend ™ Platform

Patient Watchtower is part of the Claritas Rx Ascend™ platform. The Ascend platform allows seamless data input and set-up, simplifying patient risk assessments and intervention planning to optimize patient services. AIML is used for patient data management, strictly adhering to HIPAA, HITECH, GDPR and SOC2 regulations. Ascend utilizes hundreds of predictive factors to provide a comprehensive perspective for informed decision-making for Field Access Teams to take the next best action.

Patient Watchtower transforms raw data into actionable insights to uncover hidden narratives behind the data. With Patient Watchtower, companies can understand why a patient might drop off treatment and stay one step ahead in offering the help they need.

About Claritas Rx

Based in South San Francisco, CA, Claritas Rx is a technology company focused on managing real world data focused on specialty biopharmaceutical distribution channels in oncology and rare/orphan diseases. Since 2011 the company has illuminated brand performance and the patient journey for dozens of therapies. Claritas Rx creates actionable business intelligence that helps manufacturers more effectively go to market and enhance the patient experience. For more information visit www.claritasrx.com.

“Hyper-targeted coordination of disparate groups within a health enablement and access team (HEAT) allows biopharma companies to potentially increase their fill rate by 20%. For many specialty brands, this type of uplift can mean millions of dollars and more importantly, getting treatment to a patient faster,” said Mike Fitzgibbons, CEO of Claritas Rx. “Patient Watchtower gives life sciences companies unprecedented visibility into the prescription process, allowing them to quickly identify access issues and suggest the next best action to help patients start and stay on treatment.”

“Hyper-targeted coordination of disparate groups within a health enablement and access team (HEAT) allows biopharma companies to potentially increase their fill rate by 20%. For many specialty brands, this type of uplift can mean millions of dollars and more importantly, getting treatment to a patient faster,” said Mike Fitzgibbons, CEO of Claritas Rx. “Patient Watchtower gives life sciences companies unprecedented visibility into the prescription process, allowing them to quickly identify access issues and suggest the next best action to help patients start and stay on treatment.”

GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Scotland picked teenager Tyler Fletcher for the World Cup as a surprise injury replacement Sunday despite the midfielder playing less than 20 minutes for Manchester United this season.

The 19-year-old Fletcher was asked by Scotland coach Steve Clarke to gain experience last week practising with the senior squad, then got a shock call-up after Napoli midfielder Billy Gilmour suffered a knee injury Saturday in a 4-1 win over Curacao in a warmup game.

Fletcher made his national-team debut Saturday as a half-time substitute and got the World Cup call ahead of players including 19-year-old Lennon Miller, who had a full season in Serie A with Udinese.

“I just felt Tyler came into the squad this week and showed up really well, did well in the game so that was the thinking,” Clarke said Sunday.

Fletcher got just two brief appearances off the bench in the Premier League for United, where his father Darren was a 13-season veteran who played 80 times for Scotland, though never at a World Cup.

Clarke had put midfielders Miller, Connor Barron and Andy Irving on standby two weeks ago when naming his 26-player squad, yet opted to promote Fletcher.

“For myself, it was a really difficult night, I haven’t slept much,” Clarke said. “I had to disappoint another three players this morning again, to tell them that they had missed out.”

Fletcher joins 19-year-old Findlay Curtis in the squad, plus 20-year-old Ben Gannon-Doak. They were not born when their 43-year-old teammate Craig Gordon first played for Scotland in 2004.

When Gordon made his debut as Scotland goalkeeper 22 years ago, Darren Fletcher was in the lineup and scored in a 4-1 win over Trinidad and Tobago.

Scotland returns to the World Cup after a 28-year wait in a group with Brazil, Morocco and Haiti. Scotland start June 13 against Haiti at the New England Patriots stadium in Foxborough.

Scotland's head coach Steve Clarke watches his players during an international friendly soccer match between Scotland and Curacao in Glasgow, Scotland, Saturday, May 30, 2026. (AP Photo/Scott Heppell)

Scotland's head coach Steve Clarke watches his players during an international friendly soccer match between Scotland and Curacao in Glasgow, Scotland, Saturday, May 30, 2026. (AP Photo/Scott Heppell)

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