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RxComplete
RxComplete, the workers' compensation pharmacy brand from Workforce Ancillary Management, Inc. (WAM), needed a complete identity and a smarter way to bring claimants on board. We built the entire brand from the logo to the website, then automated the full claimant enrollment process to remove the administrative delays that slow the industry down.
We created RxComplete end to end for WAM, pairing brand and technology in a single engagement. The work spanned the logo and brand system, a multi-audience website, pharmacy program card designs, and client-facing flyers, and then went a step further by automating the entire claimant enrollment workflow. The outcome is a brand that looks credible to every stakeholder and a process that runs efficiently behind the scenes.
RxComplete is a non-traditional pharmacy benefits partner focused on simplifying the workers' compensation prescription process. It sits between injured workers, healthcare providers, pharmacies, employers, and payers, making sure medications are delivered quickly, at no out-of-pocket cost to the patient, and with minimal administrative delay. As a new brand under WAM entering a complex, multi-stakeholder space, RxComplete needed both a trustworthy identity and an enrollment process that could actually deliver on its promise of speed and simplicity.
There were two challenges to solve at once. First, present a clear, credible brand to five very different audiences without the messaging becoming cluttered. Second, eliminate the administrative friction that typically bogs down workers' comp prescriptions. The enrollment process was historically manual and slow, which put the brand's core promise, fast service with no out-of-pocket cost and little hassle, at risk of ringing hollow. The brand had to be true operationally, not just on paper.
Design a professional, trustworthy logo and complete brand system
Build a modern website with clear, audience-specific paths for every stakeholder
Create pharmacy program cards and client-facing flyers to support outreach and enrollment
Automate the claimant enrollment process to reduce delays and manual work
Position RxComplete as a credible, accessible partner in the workers' comp pharmacy space
We delivered the full brand, starting with a logo and visual system built to convey reliability and care. From there we built a responsive website organized around audience-specific journeys, with clear paths for injured workers, providers, employers and TPAs, and payers, plus straightforward enrollment and claims-support calls to action. We designed the pharmacy program cards and client-facing flyers to carry the message into the real world and support onboarding. Then we automated the entire claimant enrollment process, turning a manual, delay-prone task into a streamlined workflow that captures claimant information, triggers the right communications automatically, and routes data where it needs to go, so enrollment happens quickly and consistently.
We began with the brand foundation, developing the logo and visual system and aligning on direction before building outward. Next we structured the website around the distinct needs of each stakeholder group, simplifying content so every audience could quickly find its path and take action. In parallel, we produced the pharmacy program cards and client-facing flyers to support real-world outreach and enrollment. With the brand and site in place, we mapped the existing enrollment process, pinpointed the manual steps causing delays, and built an automated workflow to handle enrollment from start to finish, then tested and refined it to make sure it ran dependably.
The new identity and digital presence established RxComplete as a credible, approachable partner in a crowded and complicated space, with a website that guides each stakeholder to the right next step. The program cards and flyers gave the team practical tools to drive outreach and onboarding. Most significantly, automating the claimant enrollment process brought the brand's promise to life operationally, cutting manual effort and administrative delay so enrollment could finally move at the speed RxComplete markets.