ScriptDrop provides a technology platform that lets pharmacies electronically request home delivery and engages a nationwide courier network to take prescriptions from the pharmacy counter to patients’ doorsteps. The company works with major grocery and pharmacy chains and health systems, including Albertsons, Publix, Jewel‑Osco, Safeway and Vons, and announced a partnership with Uber last spring. ScriptDrop says it serves patients in all 50 states and has delivered five million prescriptions nationwide. Its platform and operations have helped pharmacies reduce return‑to‑stock rates by 88% and helped health systems increase same‑day delivery volume by 73% after two months of partnership. ScriptDrop also emphasizes operational efficiency for pharmacy staff, reporting that its process can save pharmacy technicians up to 13 clicks. The company frames its mission around improving medication adherence and reducing avoidable health costs and readmissions. ScriptDrop offers both a pharmacy-focused offering and a consumer-facing portal that enable prescription delivery by partnering with small pharmacies, major chains, and a network of courier companies to provide often day-of doorstep delivery. The company positions itself as a prescription delivery solution rather than a dispensing pharmacy, leaving medication filling to pharmacists while handling logistics and a simplified texting solution for consumers. Management says it will use recent funding to bolster engineering and operations and continue scaling to expand access to medication globally. ScriptDrop reported a 363% delivery volume increase from February to April 2020 and a 220% increase in revenue year-over-year (2019–2020). The company has grown to 100 employees in just over three years, and is led by CEO Amanda Epp, who previously was an early employee at CoverMyMeds. ScriptDrop connects pharmacies to local couriers to deliver prescriptions to patients and offers medication-reminder tools. The founders, Larry Scott and Nick Potts, built a networked integration so pharmacists can request deliveries or set up reminders without a separate app. The company is live with a pharmacy system covering 1,200 pharmacies and is completing two integrations that would give access to 13,000 independent pharmacies; it also has pilot contracts with two national chains. ScriptDrop is piloting a text-based med-reminder solution and a clinical decision tree for reminders. The team uses local couriers for pickup and drop-off and plans geographic expansion beyond its current New York activity. The founders drew on experience at CoverMyMeds and have raised seed funding while seeking add-on capital.

Total raised

$16M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2020