For Doctors

Administrative burden hurts patients, too

“I’m constantly calling pharmacies to find my [GLP-1] prescription, and then I have to call my doctor to send my prescription somewhere else. I want to give up on this med.”
“I had to cancel three appointments this month because I didn’t realize they’d be out of network with my new insurance.”
“I don’t understand why it’s my job to coordinate between the pharmacy, my doctor, and insurance. It’s enough for me to want to give up on taking a DMT entirely.”
“I feel like I’m bothering my doctor’s office all the time because I’m getting weird bills from insurance, and I don’t know what they mean.”
“I haven’t gone to a dermatologist in three years because I can’t figure out where my insurance works.”
“The most stressful part of switching jobs is switching insurance. I know it’s going to be at least a month before I get back on my medication.”
A clinician reviewing information with a patient

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Patients we’ve interviewed report spending anywhere from 3 to 20 hours per month coordinating their own care.

Polaris’s platform handles all the coordination among other providers, pharmacies, and insurance on behalf of patients — so that when patients leave your office, they can actually access the care you’ve prescribed.

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