Data and Insights

The 137% engagement gap: Why a one-size-fits-all adherence program may fail specialists?

New program launch data reveals a 137% gap in patient enrollment velocity between specialist groups and shows why one-size-fits-all adherence support may not work for every HCP.

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What is the “Trust Curve” in treatment adherence support programs?

The “Trust Curve” describes how a doctor’s use of a treatment adherence support program evolves as confidence in the platform builds, from managing adherence challenges in patients already struggling with treatment to enrolling new patients from day one.

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From 2.9% to 0.25%: The retention data behind treatment adherence program design

In the first ten days after launching any program, patient churn on our platform averages 2.9%. Eight weeks later, as the patient cohort grows, that number tells a very different story.

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Numbers to KPIs: Aggregated data of treatment adherence programs

Six months of launch data across our treatment adherence programs tells one consistent story: the platform works, and the numbers prove it in ways that go beyond any single metric.

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Who drives patient enrollment in 2026 treatment adherence programs?

Diabetologists own the largest share of active doctors on StayOnTreatment programs while Cardiologists, a much smaller group, are enrolling patients faster-per-doctor than anyone else.

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Glaucoma treatment adherence: perception vs reality

We asked two groups the same question at a national glaucoma congress. The answers were… surprisingly different.

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The 99.6% Retention Reality: How "Ease of Use" Plugs the Launch Leak

Patient Churn has dropped to virtually zero. The data proves that when a platform fits the workflow, patients and doctors, stay.

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The 'Secondary' Specialist is Now Your Primary Driver: Why Cardiologists Are Outperforming Diabetologists in PSP Engagement

New data shows that "non-primary" specialists aren't just participating, they are engaging with higher velocity than the core therapeutic owners.

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The Trust Curve: Why HCPs Are Moving from "Rescuing" Patients to "Starting" Them

The ratio of "New-to-Therapy" patients has jumped by 14%. This is the clearest data signal that HCP trust is maturing.

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