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AssistRx Releases Transition Checklist to Address Operational Risks in Patient Support Programs

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Organizations managing patient support programs face significant operational risks during hub transitions, including potential service disruptions and data misalignment that can affect patient access and treatment adherence. Brok Vandersteen, Vice President of Business Development at AssistRx, outlines these challenges and provides strategies for maintaining program continuity and protecting brand trust during the migration process.

These transitions often involve complex logistical hurdles that, if mismanaged, compromise the relationship between providers and patients. To mitigate these risks, industry professionals recommend the use of structured transition checklists to ensure data integrity and service stability. AssistRx has released a formal process checklist for organizations navigating these changes, and company representatives plan to discuss these operational best practices further during the upcoming Asembia Summit in Las Vegas.

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Date: April 17, 2026

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