Rx Savings Solutions offers a service that helps lower your prescription drug costs. This service doesn’t change anything about your current insurance plan, pharmacy preferences or other benefits. Our software is linked to your health insurance plan information so it can customize ways to lower your out-of-pocket prescription drug costs.

We find all the lower-cost medication options that treat your condition and are covered by your insurance. You and your doctor can decide what’s best for your health and budget. Here are just a few ways you might be able to save money:

• Generic forms of name-brand drugs
• Better prices at different pharmacies or through mail-order
• Equally effective medications that treat the same condition but cost less than your current prescription

There are two easy ways to see if you can save money on your prescriptions.
 

1. Your Rx Savings Solutions account will always show any savings opportunities you may have on your current prescriptions. Anytime you start taking a new prescription that’s covered by your insurance plan, it will automatically show up on your account with any options you might have to save. Plus, you can use your account to proactively search for pricing on any medication before your doctor gives you a prescription.
2. We’ll contact you if there’s a way to lower your prescription drug costs. You’ll receive these messages—email, phone, text, letter—if there’s a chance to save money on current prescriptions or new ones you start taking in the future.

Yes! Your Rx Savings Solutions online account will automatically show prescription drug information for any minor-age dependents on your health plan. Adult dependents are required to activate their own Rx Savings Solutions account and can then give you access to view their information.

Since our software is linked to your health plan, we know the details of your prescription drug benefits and use that information to find the lowest-cost options covered by your insurance. Your employer or health plan may also decide to have RxSS show you coupons and discount cards that are available. It’s important to remember that the money you pay for prescriptions using a coupon or discount card may not count toward your health plan’s annual deductible—but that could save you money.

Your account has a search feature to compare medication options and prices before your doctor writes a new prescription. Anytime you start taking a new prescription that’s covered by your insurance plan, it will automatically show up on your online Rx Savings Solutions account (unless you used a coupon card that takes you outside of insurance). You’ll be able to see any options you might have to save money, and you’ll receive a message if you’re paying too much. Better yet, you can access your account with a mobile device and search for the lowest-cost option at the time your doctor writes the prescription.

By using Rx Savings Solutions, members consent to our collection/use/disclosure of their personal information, but only for the purposes of providing our service. This includes claims information, such as the prescriptions you filled, how much you paid, and which pharmacy you utilized. We may automatically gather and keep track of information about a member’s visit to the member portal and their activity. Unlike many websites, we track this only for activity within our own site, never other web browsing.

Rx Savings Solutions will not expose your personal health information to anyone, including your employer. Our business depends on holding your personal health information in the strictest confidence. Like your health insurance carrier, your doctor(s) and your pharmacy, we are legally bound to the Security Rules under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA Security Rules). To learn more about how Rx Savings Solutions handles your information, please see our Privacy Policy.

We may use and disclose health information with service providers for data analytics purposes, but it is always “deidentified,” i.e. not attached to your identity and contains no protected health information.