Stop losing revenue
between refills.
RDXcare proposes every refill date from how your patients actually dose — two short texts per cycle — and puts the order in your clinician's queue for one-click sign-off. Your team stays in control; nobody chases vials in a spreadsheet.
Your patients don't refill on calendars.
Why does your clinic?
Patients self-inject on schedules like 5 days on / 2 days off or 3× per week, and occasionally miss doses when traveling. When compounding pharmacies take 8 days to ship, both fixed 28-day autoship and manual reordering break down.
Never early. Never late.
Four steps from initial protocol setup to clinician-signed pharmacy dispatch — with zero apps for patients to install.
Set up protocols once
Configure your schedule patterns, doses per vial, and each pharmacy's shipping time and cold-chain ship days.
Calibrate with two texts
A mid-cycle check-in adjusts the proposed date for missed doses; a refill check-in, timed back from your pharmacy's ship days, confirms the patient is ready.
Clinician signs in one click
RDXcare checks prescription expiry, refill caps and lab requirements first. Your clinician confirms with MFA.
Collect your way, then ship
Membership clinics skip payment. Otherwise your team charges the patient the usual way and marks it paid. Only signed (and paid) orders go to the pharmacy.
Watch how missed doses shift the refill date automatically.
On a 5-days-on / 2-days-off protocol, 2 missed doses equal +3 calendar days of supply. When the patient replies 2 to the day-14 check-in, RDXcare proposes moving the refill date from Oct 20 to Oct 23. Your coordinator sees the change in the roster and can adjust it; bigger shifts go to manual review. Nothing ships without clinician sign-off.
You stay in control. RDXcare does the chasing.
RDXcare automates patient follow-up and refill timing, while every prescribing and payment decision stays in your hands.
- Proposed, never automatic: RDXcare suggests each refill date; your team sees every change and can override it.
- One sign-off queue: confirmed refills wait in one list. Sign with MFA in one click, or reject with a reason.
- Guardrails before anything ships: prescription expiry, refill caps and lab requirements are checked first.
- Fits your pharmacy: check-ins are timed back from cold-chain ship days, lab-gated refills are flagged early, and a pharmacy-ready order card is generated after signing.
| Patient | Protocol & Cycle | Status | SLA Window | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M. V. | Protocol A — Cycle 2 | Patient confirmed | Due in 31h | |
| L. R. | Protocol B — Cycle 3 | Patient confirmed | Due in 39h | |
| D. S. | Protocol C — Cycle 2 | Patient confirmed | Due in 44h | |
| R. T. | Protocol A — Cycle 6 | Refill cap reached (5/5) | Labs / Consult | Blocked |
Private by design.
Designed with HIPAA safeguards from day one: clinical data isolated per clinic, a tamper-evident audit trail, and SMS check-ins that never name a medication.
No medication names in texts
Outbound SMS messages use neutral protocol codes ("Protocol A") and a neutral clinic sender name.
Patient consent first
Explicit SMS opt-in is recorded before the first text. STOP and HELP keywords are handled automatically.
Tamper-evident audit log
Every reply, date change, signature and payment mark is recorded in an append-only, SHA-256 hash-chained log.
BAA with every clinic
We sign a Business Associate Agreement with your clinic before any patient data is entered.
MFA for every signature
Clinicians authenticate with multi-factor verification before signing off on any refill.
Isolated clinic data
Row-level tenant isolation ensures each clinic can access only its own patients, protocols, and orders.
Four ways better pacing pays off.
Recovered refills
Patients who would have stalled between cycles start the next one on time.
Fewer early shipments
Vials ship when the patient needs them, not on a fixed calendar — less pharmacy cost, fewer stockpiles.
Less coordinator time
No more daily chasing by text and phone. Your team reviews one queue instead of a spreadsheet.
A process that doesn't depend on one person
Every date, reply and signature is in one place, so refills keep running when someone is out.
What better pacing could be worth to your clinic.
Your inputs, not our promises. Cycle length, drop-off share and staff hours are estimates you enter; staff time saving assumes RDXcare removes 40% of follow-up work. Calculated on clinic gross margin, not revenue. In the pilot we measure the real numbers against an 8-week baseline from your records.
Flat monthly subscription. 0% of prescription revenue.
Every plan includes the clinician sign-off queue, two-touch SMS calibration, tamper-evident audit log, and a signed BAA.
- ✓ Two-touch SMS drift pacing
- ✓ Clinician sign-off queue
- ✓ 0% of prescription revenue
- ✓ BAA & tamper-evident audit log
- ✓ Everything in Launch
- ✓ Ship-day cutoff pacing
- ✓ Lab reminders before gated cycles
- ✓ 0% of prescription revenue
- ✓ Turnkey protocol & schedule setup
- ✓ Unlimited clinician & staff seats
- ✓ Controlled-substance guardrails
- ✓ 0% of prescription revenue
- ✓ Multi-location clinic support
- ✓ Custom workflow & webhook setup
- ✓ Dedicated onboarding support
- ✓ 0% of prescription revenue
How the 60-day pilot works.
RDXcare is a new product. Rather than making up case studies, we are partnering with five independent clinics in FL, TX, AZ, and CA to prove refill retention lift on live cycles.
Zero-cost onboarding & 60 days free
- $0 setup and 60 days free during the pilot period.
- Done-with-you configuration: we set up your protocols, schedules, and 10DLC SMS registration with you.
- Direct line to the founder for workflow adjustments.
Candid feedback & a real benchmark
- Honest operational feedback from your coordinators and clinicians during the 60-day run.
- An 8-week baseline from your records (de-identified), so we compare before vs. after honestly.
- Permission to share anonymized results only if the pilot delivers measurable value for your clinic.
Be one of the first five clinics.
Get free protocol setup and 60 days of RDXcare at $0 to test adaptive refill pacing with your patients.