#medication #saving #secrets
In my years of practice, I have come up with many ways to save my patients money on prescription drugs, and I'm sharing them with you.
What if I told you if you watch this video, you might save hundreds or even thousands of dollars per year on your prescription drugs. Prescription drug costs are huge expenses for many people, particularly those with multiple medical problems that take multiple meds.
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1. Ask for an insurance formulary
2. Consider coverage
3. Compare the copay
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1.Price compare / Paper Rx
2. Request 90 day prescription
3. Pharmacy cards
4. Shop online
5. Use generic drugs / Alternative
6. Consider large chain stores
7. Ask for samples
8. Coupons
9. Patient Assistance Program
10. Ask your doctor if the medication is necessary
Bonus: Trade Rx for OTC
So there you have it, if you are concerned about high drug bills, at least a few of these should help you. Hopefully you doctor and his staff are open to working with you to get the effective AND affordable treatments that you require.
Take care and God bless!
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Dr Rick Kelly believes that the best primary care is accessible, personal, and affordable. At Crossroad Health DPC, we focus on you and your health without the unnecessary requirements mandated by insurance companies. Join us and experience the type of doctor-patient relationship every patient deserves.
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