Mobile Health Prescription Discount Cards Saved Users 67% in 2013 off Prescription Costs
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An end of year report shows that Mobile Health’s prescription discount card program saved users over
Total savings came from over 850 users who collectively saved an average of 67% off retail prescription costs. A highlighted transaction shows a user paying
Starting in 2012,
Every year over 200,000 patients visit
As more individuals and families register for health insurance as required by the Affordable Care Act, some may find that a discount prescription card will provide greater savings then paying insurance co-pays or a deductible. Others are unable to get health insurance coverage from an employer or are illegible for government subsidies and depend on the discount program to help pay for prescription medication.
WellDyneRx, a national pharmacy benefit management company, currently serves their more than 3 million health plan members through a retail network of over 59,000 national pharmacies and two mail service facilities. It also provides access to comprehensive specialty drug therapy for its clients and members. WellDyneRx’ customers include Managed Care Organizations,
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