OptimizeRx Expects Q4 2020 Revenue up 117% to Record $16 Million, Full Year up 75% to Record $43 Million
For the fourth quarter, the company expects record revenue of approximately
For the full year, the company expects record revenue of approximately
“Our fourth quarter showed a strong finish to a great year of growth and market expansion, with this largely driven by life science companies increasingly using our nationwide digital health network to engage providers and patients at key touchpoints along the care journey,” stated
“Our teams also delivered across all fronts, while developing innovative customer solutions designed to provide new organic revenue streams in 2021 and beyond,” continued Febbo. “We now have a fully integrated, highly scalable and compliant platform that integrates real-time, real-world data with AI and important voice tools. Our unique value proposition has never been stronger, and this is evident in our results.”
In 2020,
The company plans to report its full fourth quarter and full year 2020 results in late February.
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OptimizeRx Contact
Tel (248) 651-6568 (x807)
dbaker@optimizerx.com
Media Relations Contact
Tel (754) 245-7070
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Investor Relations Contact
Tel (949) 432-7557
oprx@cma.team
Source: OptimizeRx Corporation