Brett Miller

Pharmacogenomics for Healthcare Systems & Employee Wellness Programs

BETTER OPTIMIZE MEDICATIONS WITH RIGHTMED® PGx

Bring high-quality pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing to your patients or employees with RightMed for Populations. This flexible, cost-effective precision medicine solution gives you the tools to:

Generate measurable ROI
Improve patient outcomes
Reduce unnecessary utilization
Maximize your employee wellness benefits
Impact costs

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Senior Director, Business Development

Pharmacogenomics for Healthcare Systems & Employee Wellness Programs

BETTER OPTIMIZE MEDICATIONS WITH RIGHTMED® PGx

There are more than 6.3 billion prescription drugs issued in the United States every year. Nearly 50% don’t work as they’re supposed to.

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