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Tips To Help Manage Your Prescription Drug Costs

Prescription drugs can be costly and, in some cases, unaffordable. It’s important to know your options when managing your prescription drug costs. Here are some tips to help you figure out how to reduce the amount of money you spend on your medications.

Talk To Your Doctor

Talk to your doctor about which drugs are most affordable for you. Your doctor may be able to recommend generic versions of your prescription drugs or might have samples available. If you’re concerned about the cost of certain drugs, your doctor may be able to prescribe alternate medications that are more affordable.

Ask Your Pharmacist

Your pharmacist can be a great resource when it comes to understanding the cost of your prescription drugs. Ask your pharmacist if they offer any discounts or if any generic versions of your medications are available. Pharmacists can also help you understand different payment options and help you figure out if your insurance covers your medication.

Research Your Insurance Plan

It’s important to know what your insurance plan covers regarding prescription drugs. Make sure you understand your plan’s formulary, which is the list of drugs that the plan covers. Your insurance plan may also have a list of approved medications and will cover those on the list.

Look Into Discount Programs

There are several discount programs available to help you save money on your prescription drugs. These programs may be offered through pharmacies, wholesalers, or insurance companies. Take some time to research these programs to find out which ones may be available to you.

Reapply For Financial Assistance

Some drug companies offer financial assistance programs that may help you afford your prescription drugs. Contact the drug companies to find out if any programs are available for your medications. You may need to reapply for financial assistance periodically, so stay up to date on your eligibility.

Make the Most of Your Prescription Coverage

It’s important to consider all your options when managing the cost of prescription drugs. Doing research and staying informed of all your options is the best way to find the most affordable medications for your needs.

But this is a lot of work for one person. The Benefit Link will pair you with a plan and an advocate to ensure your coverage is within your budget. To learn more, schedule a consultation or call (972) 236-3348.

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