RxCard Compare

"This is done for the seller to take advantage of the buyer" We agree with this and its fundamentally true in the Rx Card space. The prices are changing daily with the hope one or two low prices entice a patient to stay loyal to a single card. Unless they are searching many cards, patients are not getting the best price.

79% of patients in their deductible phase, would get better pricing with a prescription discount card. That's just one of several crazy drug pricing stats from this great podcast with Luke Slindee, Pharm.D. and Stacey Richter

Do you know which prescription card is right for you? https://lnkd.in/g6_mhtgH

Great explanation on the flow of money and services through the prescription medication ecosystem. Eric Bricker, MD and his trademarked white board always do a great job explaining complex topics like pharmacy benefits.

Do your patients know how to find the cheapest prescription prices themselves? https://lnkd.in/d-rEkFjg

When will Copay programs help cover your deductible? Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gSPRKiVX

Large pharmacy chains are pushing to increase Pharmacists scope of practice to include prescribing. A good move that increases patients access to care? Too much additional expectation on top of staff already maxed out day to day? What is your perspective? https://lnkd.in/gXrNNJqc

Why are prescription discount cards able to "save" you so much money? Learn a little more in today's blog: https://lnkd.in/gevQ6chr

Where to find the cheapest prescription? We explore the pros and cons of Retail vs. Mail order pharmacies in our latest post. https://lnkd.in/gBevJjnC

While our blog series tries to demystify Rx Discount cards, we highly recommend this video by Luke Slindee, Pharm.D. as it dives deep into the transaction flow and highlights concerns on tactics used by some organizations in the space. https://lnkd.in/dh8NG2pm