Serving Pharmacies Since 2012
Serving Pharmacies Since 2012
Digital Pharmacist was created to help pharmacies transform their businesses and help them succeed in a digital age. Since 2012, we’ve been building digital products and services that enhance and simplify your pharmacy operations, online marketing efforts, and patient care.
Today, our comprehensive digital engagement platform empowers pharmacies to attract new customers, increase efficiencies, and grow their business.
Digital Pharmacist was created to help pharmacies transform their businesses and help them succeed in a digital age. Since 2012, we’ve been building digital products and services that enhance and simplify your pharmacy operations, online marketing efforts, and patient care.
Today, our comprehensive digital engagement platform empowers pharmacies to attract new customers, increase efficiencies, and grow their business.
The Digital Pharmacist Timeline
Early Growth
In 2012, RxWiki was founded as a part of Patient Conversation Media, an online platform for doctor-reviewed health content. More than a year later in 2013, we finalized an agreement with the NCPA to establish the Digital Pharmacist program for independent pharmacies. This paved the way for us to begin launching our first pharmacy websites in 2014.
A New Leaf
In 2017, we made some of our biggest changes yet, starting with our name. After a giant rebrand, RxWiki finally became Digital Pharmacist. Early in the same year, we also acquired some of our digital suite building blocks you see today, including Telemanager, our IVR system, and PocketRx, our mobile app. To finish the year, we partnered with Cardinal Health to power its Pharmacy Marketing Advantage program.
Moving Forward
Since then, we’ve focused on growth. In 2018, Digital Pharmacist was acquired by LA-based firm, K1 Investment Management. With K1’s commitment and generous investment, we were able to scale our operations and launch our secure 2-way messaging product in late 2019.
The Digital Pharmacist Timeline
Early Growth
In 2012, RxWiki was founded as a part of Patient Conversation Media, an online platform for doctor-reviewed health content. More than a year later in 2013, we finalized an agreement with the NCPA to establish the Digital Pharmacist program for independent pharmacies. This paved the way for us to begin launching our first pharmacy websites in 2014.
A New Leaf
In 2017, we made some of our biggest changes yet, starting with our name. After a giant rebrand, RxWiki finally became Digital Pharmacist. Early in the same year, we also acquired some of our digital suite building blocks you see today, including Telemanager, our IVR system, and PocketRx, our mobile app. To finish the year, we partnered with Cardinal Health to power its Pharmacy Marketing Advantage program.
Moving Forward
Since then, we’ve focused on growth. In 2018, Digital Pharmacist was acquired by LA-based firm, K1 Investment Management. With K1’s commitment and generous investment, we were able to scale our operations and launch our secure 2-way messaging product in late 2019.
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Team
Our team of product experts, digital marketers, and customer success and sales professionals are committed to helping you transform your pharmacy business.
Careers
Want to help define the future of pharmacy? We are always looking for new talent as excited to help pharmacy clients thrive as we are.
Partners
Digital Pharmacist proudly partners with professional pharmacy associations, health services, and over 70 pharmacy management systems to better serve you.
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A Guide to COVID-19 for Independent Pharmacies
In this eBook, we have compiled up-to-date information and the latest health recommendations to help you continue to care for patients.
What Pharmacies Should Know About the 2023 Medicare Part D Final Rule
The 2023 Medicare Part D Final rule affects all stakeholders – plan sponsors, pharmacies, and beneficiaries. Fortunately, the changes to come from this final rule lean in favor of pharmacies and beneficiaries rather than sponsors. While the changes won’t solve all of the problems for community pharmacies, it is a tremendous step in the right direction when it comes to reimbursement transparency.
Digital Pharmacist’s New IVR Solution Enhances Pharmacy Digital Suite
Digital Pharmacist’s new solution, Vow IVR, offers pharmacies nationwide advanced digital features with 99.9% uptime.