Get Well for Less!

Read this before picking up your next prescription

You know the drill. When you get a new prescription medication, always ask your doctor or pharmacist if the generic version is an option for you. While asking for the generic is a very good practice, and you should keep doing this, it turns out there’s actually more to it than that.

Before you just run to your local pharmacy to pick up your medications, try these cost-saving steps:

• Ask your doctor if you can improve your condition with lifestyle changes instead of medication.
• Try shopping at stores known for offering free or low-priced drugs.
• Use GoodRx.com to price shop different pharmacies right from your computer.
• Request a 90-day supply instead of 30.
• Try mail-order prescription services.
• Try Blinkhealth.com to find mail order drugs that may cost less than going through your insurance plan.
• Take advantage of pharmaceutical assistance programs. Learn more at RxAssist.com

By working together, we know we can keep our insurance costs as low as possible. Please reach out to us if you have any questions!