The Rx savings card works just like any prescription benefit card that you present to the pharmacy along with your prescription at time of purchase. The pharmacist enters the Rx savings card information into the computer and the discount for the prescription is automatically applied. Once entered this discount is automatically applied to subsequent purchases, also the same card can be used unlimited times by multiple family members.
The Rx Savings card drug prices are negotiated by Optum Rx which is the third largest pharmacy benefits management company in the country. These discounted rates are usually only available to large organizations but through this program they are available directly to anyone. The Rx savgins card gives patients the ability to buy individual prescriptions at bulk prices at a average savings of 50%. The Rx savings card is not insurance, there's no long application process, no claim forms, no deductibles, no limitations, no pre-existing condition exclusions, never expires, and is always free. If you have insurance the Rx savings card won't reduce the patients copay but if there are any drugs that aren't covered it can help.
The Rx Savings card drug prices are negotiated by Optum Rx which is the third largest pharmacy benefits management company in the country. These discounted rates are usually only available to large organizations but through this program they are available directly to anyone. The Rx savgins card gives patients the ability to buy individual prescriptions at bulk prices at a average savings of 50%. The Rx savings card is not insurance, there's no long application process, no claim forms, no deductibles, no limitations, no pre-existing condition exclusions, never expires, and is always free. If you have insurance the Rx savings card won't reduce the patients copay but if there are any drugs that aren't covered it can help.