Digital Pharmacies 2023-2024 Overview

The retail pharmacy landscape continues to evolve with many brick and mortar pharmacies closing. In order to fill this gap left by the pharmacy closing, a growing number of direct to consumer pharmacies have been launched. Pharmacy retail chains are also pivoting to omnichannel, including digital, options.

The sale of prescription drugs in the United States (U.S.) is regulated by a comprehensive set of federal and state laws. Online, or digital, pharmacies are accredited by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) and need to follow precise rules of practice.

Growth of digital pharmacies is being driven by the potential to decrease drug errors, improve prescription accessibility, and provide pharmacists more time to consult with patients.

Online and mail-order pharmacies need to be properly licensed to operate legally in every state where orders are placed. The requirements or issuing authority for the appropriate licenses vary by state.

Digital pharmacy startups experienced a downturn in 2022, as some closed or were acquired by other market players. Also, a number of digital pharmacy startups experienced staff cuts. Medly closed, NowRx was acquired by Alto Pharmacy. Capsule and Truepill experienced staff layoffs.

AMI’s report, Digital Pharmacies 2023-2024 Overview, 150 pages, offers comprehensive intelligence on the leading digital pharmacies. Company profiles are available for the NABP accredited digital pharmacies with more than 5 pharmacy locations and more than 30 digital pharmacy startups.

Each digital pharmacy company profile includes: company background, corporate strategy, Key decision-makers, financial/investor information, products and services, and recent activities.

The report is available for $249 for a single-user license. Department and Corporate Licenses are available, please click here.

Table of Contents

Digital Pharmacies

• Background – pgs. 5-6

NABP Accredited Digital Pharmacy Profiles

• AcariaHealth – pgs. 8-10
• Accredo/Evernorth Express Scripts – pgs. 11-14
• Alto Pharmacy – pgs. 15-16
• Amazon Pharmacy – pgs. 17-18
• Amber Specialty Pharmacy – pgs. 19-21
• BioPlus Specialty Pharmacy Services – pgs. 22-24
• BirdiRx – pgs. 25-26
• CVS Health/Caremark – pgs. 27-31
• Costco Health Solutions – pgs. 32-34
• GoGoMeds – pgs. 35-36
• HealthWarehouse.com – pgs. 37-38
• HomeTown Pharmacy, Inc. – pgs. 39-40
• Hy-Vee, Inc. – pgs.41-42
• Indiana University Health – pgs. 43-44
• Meijer, Inc. – pgs. 45-46
• Onco360 Oncology Pharmacy – pgs. 47-48
• OptumRx/UnitedHealth Group – pgs. 49-53
• The Kroger Company – pgs. 54-57
• WalMart Inc. – pgs. 58-60
• Walgreen Company – pgs. 61-65
• Weis Markets – pgs. 66-67

Digital Pharmacy Startup Profiles

• Arine – pgs. 69-71
• AspenRx Health – pgs. 72-74
• Balto Rx – pgs. 75-77
• BeeSmart Rx – pgs. 78-79
• Blink Health – pgs. 80-81
• Blueberry Pharmacy – pgs. 82-83
• Capital Rx – pgs. 84-87
• Capsule – pgs. 88-89
• CaryRx – pgs. 90-91
• DiRx – pgs. 92-94
• Gifthealth – pgs. 95-96
• GoodRx Holdings – pgs. 97-101
• HealthDyne – pgs. 102-103
• Hims & Hers Health – pgs. 104-107
• Honeybee Health – pgs. 108-109
• Lemonaid Health/23andMe – pgs. 110-111
• LifeMD, Inc. – pgs. 112-116
• Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs – pgs.117-120
• Maven Clinic – pgs. 121-124
• MedQuest – pgs. 125-126
• myDrugCosts – pgs. 127-128
• NimbleRx – pgs. 129-130
• Ro Pharmacy – pgs. 131-133
• Scriptco – pgs. 134-135
• ScriptDrop – pgs. 136-138
• Sesame, Inc. – pgs. 139-141
• Stellus Rx – pgs. 142-143
• Thirty Madison – pgs. 144-145
• Truepill – pgs. 146-148
• Twentyeight Health – pgs. 149-150