Healthcare DIVE August 27, 2024
Delilah Alvarado

Dubbed PfizerForAll, the platform will help people access telehealth services and fill prescriptions for the company’s migraine, COVID-19 and flu treatments.

Pfizer on Tuesday launched a direct-to-consumer service it claims will help people schedule telehealth appointments, fill prescriptions and access savings programs for the company’s migraine, COVID-19 or influenza medicines.

Dubbed PfizerForAll, the online service will provide resources for people looking to obtain treatment for migraine, COVID or the flu, or to schedule vaccinations for diseases like pneumococcal pneumonia and respiratory syncytial virus.

The platform aims to “streamline the path for those seeking better health,” Aamir Malik, Pfizer’s chief U.S. commercial officer, said in a statement. The company said it is working with partners UpScriptHealth, Alto Pharmacy and Instacart.

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Topics: Biotechnology, Digital Health, Patient / Consumer, Pharma, Pharma / Biotech, Technology, Telehealth
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