Like many Dublin, Ohio-based tech companies, RxBridge is in a space where the competition continues to keep the status quo.
The Big Box PBMs — pharmacy benefit managers like Optum and Express Scripts, which manage prescription drug benefits on behalf of employers — see revenues into the billions, but that doesn’t necessarily point to a better value for customers.
But RxBridge, which specializes in the workers’ comp pharmacy space and competes against those PBMs, believes it has a different approach.
CEO Ron Carter has had a long career in the technology sector, rising through the ranks as the CIO of an organization that was eventually acquired by Optum. After a couple of acquisitions, he decided he didn’t want to be a part of a huge, billion-dollar company.
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