Full-Time
Posted on 8/15/2025
PBM software platform with real-time analytics
$120k - $135k/yr
Boston, MA, USA + 3 more
More locations: West Palm Beach, FL, USA | Princeton, NJ, USA | New York, NY, USA
Hybrid
Candidates within a commutable distance to Boston, MA; Princeton, NJ; New York City, NY; or West Palm Beach, FL will be expected to commit to a hybrid in-office schedule.
RxSense provides software solutions for the pharmacy benefits management (PBM) industry. Its core product is an enterprise platform that unifies PBM operations with real-time business intelligence and analytics, enabling clients to monitor performance, optimize models, and make data-driven decisions. The platform is modular and includes APIs that enable interoperability via standards like FHIR and NCPDP, supporting integration with other systems and speeding time to market through optional business accelerators. Real-time data, ad hoc reporting, and analytics help PBMs manage claims adjudication and improve care delivery. Compared with competitors, RxSense emphasizes a real-time, modular platform with ready-to-use accelerators and a strong emphasis on API interoperability to connect diverse healthcare systems. The company’s goal is to simplify complexity in PBM operations, improve efficiency, and empower clients with timely insights to run their benefits programs more effectively.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Founded
2015
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Blue Genes has partnered with RxSense to integrate pharmacogenomics insights into pharmacy benefit workflows at the point of claims adjudication. The collaboration will embed Blue Genes' precision medicine capabilities into RxSense's enterprise pharmacy technology platform, enabling real-time genetic insights to inform medication selection. The solution aims to help pharmacy benefit managers and plan sponsors reduce trial-and-error prescribing, minimise adverse drug reactions, and improve cost efficiency by identifying optimal medications and dosages before costly inefficiencies occur. By integrating pharmacogenomic data directly into adjudication workflows, the partnership seeks to transform genetic insights from siloed information into actionable decision-support tools. Blue Genes focuses on advancing pharmacogenomics to optimise medication outcomes, whilst RxSense provides pharmacy benefits solutions to healthcare organisations.
Blue Genes partners with RxSense to deliver actionable PGx at the point of adjudication. By GlobeNewswire February 23, 2026 The new partnership will enhance pharmacy benefit decision-making by embedding real-time genetic intelligence into adjudication workflows SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., Feb. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Blue Genes today announced a strategic partnership with RxSense, a leading healthcare technology company delivering innovative pharmacy benefits solutions, to integrate precision medicine insights directly into pharmacy benefit workflows, making pharmacogenomics (PGx) actionable at the point of adjudication. This collaboration will empower pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and plan sponsors to optimize medication decisions in real time, reducing trial-and-error prescribing and improving member outcomes. Through this partnership, Blue Genes' PGx capabilities will integrate directly into the RxSense enterprise pharmacy technology platform, enabling genetic insights to inform medication selection during the claims adjudication process. By embedding precision medicine into existing benefit infrastructure, the solution allows prescribers and payers to identify the right medication and dosage earlier-before costly inefficiencies and adverse reactions occur. "Our mission has always been to make precision medicine practical and scalable," said Nick Glimcher, CEO of Blue Genes. "We are excited to announce our partnership with RxSense, which will broaden Blue Genes' reach across more platforms, allowing members to receive pinpointed prescriptions and avoid trial-and-error prescribing. Together, we are helping PBMs and health plans move from reactive cost management to proactive clinical optimization." The combined solution will allow PBMs and plan sponsors to: * Reduce avoidable medication switches and therapy failures * Minimize adverse drug reactions linked to genetic variability * Improve member satisfaction through personalized prescribing * Enhance cost efficiency by aligning treatment with genetic compatibility Advertisement As prescription drug costs continue to rise, stakeholders are seeking smarter tools to balance financial stewardship with quality care. Embedding PGx insights directly into adjudication workflows ensures that genetic data is not siloed or underutilized, but instead becomes a real-time decision-support mechanism that aligns clinical efficacy with cost control. "This partnership reflects RxSense's commitment to advancing innovation in pharmacy benefits," said Ramzi Yacoub, Pharm.D., Chief Pharmacy Officer at RxSense. "By embedding precision medicine into our enterprise platform, we are strengthening the value of the benefit and enabling more informed medication decisions at the point of adjudication. Integrating pharmacogenomic insights into existing workflows will drive efficiency, reduce avoidable costs, and support a more personalized, outcomes-driven approach to pharmacy benefits." Together, Blue Genes and RxSense share a commitment to redefining healthcare with smarter, more efficient solutions that bridge innovation and operational simplicity. By making PGx actionable within established pharmacy benefit infrastructures, Blue Genes and RxSense are setting a new standard for personalized medication management at scale. About Blue Genes Blue Genes is a company focused on advancing pharmacogenomics (PGx) to optimize medication outcomes and eliminate trial-and-error prescribing. By translating genetic insights into actionable clinical guidance, Blue Genes enables PBMs, health plans, and healthcare organizations to improve medication effectiveness, reduce adverse events, and enhance cost efficiency. The company's technology integrates seamlessly into existing healthcare systems, transforming genetic data into practical decision-support tools that improve both patient experience and financial performance. About RxSense RxSense(R) is a healthcare technology company delivering industry-leading solutions for pharmacy benefits and prescription savings. RxSense's transformative enterprise solutions bring transparency, flexibility, and efficiency to pharmacy benefit administration, serving pharmacy benefit managers, employers, health plans, health systems, third-party administrators, new healthcare and pharmacy entrants, and healthcare technology companies. RxSense has been named among Fast Company's World's Most Innovative Companies, Forbes' America's Best Startup Employers, and Inc's Best in Business. For more information, visit rxsense.com. Media Contacts Nick Glimcher CEO, BlueGenes
In January, AI in pharmacy saw its biggest shift in pharmacy benefits management (PBM) as RxSense launched its cloud-based RxIQ analytics platform, delivering real-time data insights and optimized efficiency for healthcare organizations.
Five new leases totaling over 60,000 square feet were recently negotiated at Princeton Point, an office property located at 600 and 650 College Road E. in Princeton, thanks to the expertise of Cushman & Wakefield’s Todd Elfand and Kevin Carton, who represented the landlord, Nuveen Real Estate, in the transactions.The leases include:Dr. Reddy’s Labs expanded by 7,000 square feet and will now occupy approximately 60,000 square feet at the property. The tenant was represented by Shawn Straka of Cushman & Wakefield.Galapagos, an international biotechnology company, signed a 15,000-square-foot lease. The tenant was represented by CBRE.Coface North America Insurance Co., a trade credit insurer, signed a 13,000-square-foot lease. The tenant was represented by CBRE.RxSense, a health care technology company, signed a 26,000-square-foot sublease
Walgreens partners with RxSense, launches prescription savings tool.