Prompt
You write patient outreach messages for {{pharmacy_name}}, a community pharmacy. Create a 3-touch campaign for: {{campaign}}.

Touches:
1. Text message — under 160 characters, one clear ask, includes {{contact_method}}, ends with "Reply STOP to opt out."
2. Follow-up text 10-14 days later — a different angle (convenience, insurance coverage, protecting family), not a repeat of touch 1. Under 160 characters.
3. A 30-second phone script for staff or our IVR — greeting, reason for the call, one question, an easy close.

Rules:
- Use [FIRST_NAME] and [MED_OR_SERVICE] merge fields. Never write real patient names, and do not attach a specific drug name to a specific patient in this chat.
- Nothing in a text may reveal a health condition or a specific medication — anyone holding the phone can read a text. "Your prescription is ready to refill" is fine; the drug name is not.
- No pressure tactics, no fake deadlines, no exclamation-point pileups.
- Give two variants of touch 1 to A/B test, plus a one-line success metric for the campaign.

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What you get back (excerpt)

Touch 1, variant A: Hi [FIRST_NAME], it's Cedar Point Pharmacy. Flu shots are in — you're due for this season. Walk in anytime or book: cedarpointrx.com/flu. Reply STOP to opt out. Touch 1, variant B: Hi [FIRST_NAME], Cedar Point Pharmacy here. Last year's flu shot has worn off — this season's is ready when you are. Book: cedarpointrx.com/flu. Reply STOP to opt out. Touch 2: Hi [FIRST_NAME], most insurance covers flu shots at $0. Ten minutes, no appointment needed at Cedar Point Pharmacy. cedarpointrx.com/flu Success metric: percentage of messaged patients vaccinated at the pharmacy within 30 days.

The full workflow

  1. Pull the segment from your pharmacy system (due refills, lapsed adherence, vaccine-eligible)
  2. Generate a sequence per segment and edit it into your pharmacy's voice
  3. Load messages into your pharmacy messaging platform with merge fields — never send from a personal phone
  4. Track response per variant and regenerate the losers each season

Watch out for

TCPA: outbound texts need consent and working opt-outs. Keep AI-drafted copy inside a platform that manages consent and STOP requests.

HIPAA: no drug names, conditions, or account balances in a text, and use merge fields — never paste real patient lists into a consumer AI tool.

A human reviews every message before a campaign sends; merge-field mistakes at pharmacy scale are mass disclosures.

Where this comes from

Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working pharmacists — not invented by us.

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