RX365

RX365

Liberty Software
3.1
Medical
50,000+ Downloads

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What cleared the filter

Prescription management for local pharmacies

RX365 is a medical app from Liberty Software that connects patients with participating independent pharmacies. It suits people who want to handle routine pharmacy tasks from a phone instead of relying on repeated calls or in-person visits.

The app lets users request prescription refills and check their status. It can also support prescription transfers, giving patients a digital way to ask a participating pharmacy about moving medication records from another retailer.

Pharmacy communication and appointments

RX365 brings several common pharmacy interactions into one place. Users can message pharmacy staff about prescriptions, dosage questions, or possible side effects. The app also supports appointment requests for services such as vaccinations and wellness consultations, where those services are offered by the pharmacy.

Insurance details can be added digitally, including photos or information from an insurance card. That may reduce the amount of paperwork needed when the pharmacy updates or checks a patient record.

Who it is for

This is most useful for existing customers of independent pharmacies that use RX365. Its value depends on local pharmacy support, so it is not a general replacement for every pharmacy’s own app. Patients managing recurring prescriptions may get the most from refill tracking and direct contact with pharmacy staff.

Ratings and availability

RX365 has recorded 50,000+ installs and a rating of 3.08 from 173 ratings. Those figures suggest a modest user base and a mixed reception, so expectations should stay practical: the app’s usefulness is tied closely to the services and responsiveness of the connected pharmacy.