Prescription discount drug cards were established and created to help patients with being able to afford their medications. Many patients get themselves enrolled in the prescription discount drug card when the co-pay for the prescriptions is high.
Not an Insurance Plan
Prescription Discount drug card are not insurance plans. Prescription discount drug programs are completely different than prescription drug insurance, which is very similar to medical insurance. Prescription discount drug programs will give the client a card that they present to the pharmacist for the discount. Most discount cards are available at no cost and offer savings to patients who may lack insurance for their brand or generic medication costs. When you go to the pharmacy to fill your prescription you present the discount card to the pharmacist. With that card, the pharmacy gives you a certain discount on the cost of the drug. That discount may vary from drug to drug, and brand verse generic medications.
Prescription Discount Drug Card and Part D
If you already have Medicare Part D you may qualify for some extra help like a discount card from the manufacturer of the prescription as an example to help cover some of the extra costs. There are so many different discount prescription drug programs out there, how do you choose which one to use?
Access to a discount drug card
With all the Discount Prescription drug programs out there what are the useful ones to use? Last summer we came across the best program hands down. With this program specifically, we have seen the most beneficial savings on prescriptions for clients. This discount prescription program specifically has a great opportunity for insurance agents to make an extra commission too. Agents can now offer a competitive alternative to GoodRx, SingleCare, Optum Perks, ScriptSave WellRx through GlicRx.
Glicrx prescription drug savings card
GlicRx provides online access to compare the discounts on prescriptions from all the major stores all at once in the same place. For example; you can take one medication and compare the discount between Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, Rite Aid and see which ones come in the cheapest out-of-pocket cost with the discount.
Get Authorized to offer GLICRx today
Contact your marketer for more details on GLICRx and how to become authorized to offer to your clients!
1 (800) 772-6881 x7731 | sales@pfsinsurance.com
Jessica Strauss
Director of Sales | Health
“
Contact a Pinnacle Representative if you have any questions.
1 (800) 772-6881
support@pfsinsurance.com
1 Comment
Submit a Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Hi Jessica, how do I get authorized to offer GLICRx discount Rx Card?