Heartland offers prescription savings program
| By Jena Sauber, St. Joseph News-Press, Mo. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The program allows people to save
Patients of Heartland providers who currently receive prescriptions from non-participating pharmacies received a letter earlier this week outlining the program.
To qualify, patients must have commercial insurance with prescription drug insurance as well as a valid brand-name drug prescription from a qualifying Heartland provider. In addition, patients must currently receive the prescription from a pharmacy not participating in the program and agree to transfer or present a new prescription at a participating pharmacy.
A paper coupon, distributed by the hospital, also is required for each prescription.
Participating pharmacies in
Heartland approached all pharmacies in the service area, said
"We are in conversations with them, but it just takes more negotiation or more discussion when you are doing it at a corporate level,"
Existing qualifying prescriptions at the participating pharmacies already receive the discount,
For more information or additional coupons, call the Community Health Line at (816) 271-4098.
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