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jwirr

(39,215 posts) Fri Mar 2, 2012, 10:03 PM Mar 2012

Does anyone else get the discount card from Healthcare Alliance that is called Rxrelief? They sent

me this card and it is supposed to save up to 75% on drugs at the pharmacy? I have no idea what this is all about. It is free but it will probably not save me more than $20 a month since I am on both Medicare and Medicaid. Usually only have to pay co-pays.

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Does anyone else get the discount card from Healthcare Alliance that is called Rxrelief? They sent (Original Post) jwirr Mar 2012 OP

RxRelief card DemiKimbs Mar 2012 #1

Thank you. That is what I wanted to know. Wish it could be transfeerd to another person who could jwirr Mar 2012 #2

RiteAid tru Mar 2012 #3

DemiKimbs

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1. RxRelief card

Reply to jwirr (Original post)

Tue Mar 6, 2012, 11:09 AM

Mar 2012

I received an RxRelief Card in the mail about 2 months ago. I am uninsured (just lost my job, laid off) so It's been a huge help on a monthly prescription I need. The Rx without insurance costs me $204 out of pocket -- with the card I pay $120. That's a pretty substantial amount.

I don't think the card will help you with your co-pay, but it helps on any meds you buy without insurance/ Medicare/ other assistance.

I would definitely recommend holding onto the card, even if you can't use it. It's free, and I've never encountered any shady business from Healthcare Alliance nor have I ever tricked into some extra fee.

jwirr

(39,215 posts)

2. Thank you. That is what I wanted to know. Wish it could be transfeerd to another person who could

Reply to DemiKimbs (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 6, 2012, 02:05 PM

Mar 2012

get more help than I.

tru

(237 posts)

3. RiteAid

Reply to jwirr (Original post)

Thu Mar 29, 2012, 06:55 AM

Mar 2012

Reminds me why I like my local RiteAid. They have my AAA discount info squirreled away and also some RiteAid program, and they automatically use the lowest price of those and Medicare Plan D without my asking. Almost always it's Plan D, however.

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