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Prescription Costs Impacting the 2016 Election

No matter which way you lean politically, the rising cost of prescription medications and other health care services is an important topic and one that is impacting millions of Americans. As the presidential election swiftly approaches, the need for candidates to address this issue is more important than ever. In 2015, a Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) poll revealed that 42 percent of families consider it difficult to afford health care – a stat that is no doubt even higher for those who are uninsured or have lower incomes. More...

Three Screenings Every Man Should Get Before They Hit 40

It’s an unfortunate fact that men face higher risks of developing certain health ailments as they age. However, regular checkups and maintenance will help you address potential health issues early and avoid future problems. In honor of Men’s Health Month, here are three important health screenings every man should get before turning 40. More...

Online and Mobile Innovation is Changing the Way We Do Business

It’s safe to say that new online technologies and mobile platforms are having a far-reaching impact on today’s economy, playing a big role in how businesses interact with their customers. In perhaps the strongest illustration of how influential these elements are in the consumer landscape, AMC Entertainment CEO Adam Aron recently revealed in an interview that he wants to allow mobile use in movie theaters – reversing the longstanding regulation in an effort to accommodate more millennials. More...

Open Enrollment Trends Highlight the Importance of Prescription Discount Programs

With open enrollment currently underway, millions of Americans are signing up for new health insurance plans and prescription coverage looks to be a major area of concern. In fact, a recent eHealth.com report revealed that the biggest factors predicting consumer satisfaction with their health coverage relate to how much money they spend out-of-pocket in copayments and deductibles on prescription drugs and medical care. More...

Dealing with Price Hikes on Prescription Medications

The rising cost of health care is a huge challenge facing consumers today and the problem isn’t showing signs of dying down. As highlighted in a recent Consumer Reports story, one-third of Americans who regularly take prescription medications have been hit by rising drug costs this year. Consumers paid an average of $39 above the usual cost for their prescription, with one in 10 paying $100 or more out-of-pocket. More...

Paramount Rx to Highlight the Benefits of a Prescription Discount Program at NACDS Total Store Expo

Paramount Rx will be showcasing the benefits of a prescription discount card program at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Total Store Expo taking place August 22 – 25 in Denver, Colorado. Paramount Rx subject matter experts will be on hand at booth #1844 to discuss how tailored and consumer-driven programs can help generate brand and customer loyalty, increase revenue and strengthen community goodwill. More...

Northland Prescription Discount Program Provides Cost Savings for Local Residents

In an effort to provide Minneapolis and its surrounding communities with more affordable access to health care, prescription benefits manager Paramount Rx has established a free prescription discount program to help residents save money on medications. The program is open to the public to utilize at area pharmacies, including preferred provider Cub Foods which has the service available at all stores. More...

Five Tips for the Underinsured and Uninsured to Save Money on Prescription Medications

While the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been successful in bringing health insurance to millions of Americans, the rising cost of essential health care services like prescription medications remain a problem for many across the country. Consumers are facing higher deductibles and out-of-pocket expenses on medications these days, so just having insurance doesn’t guarantee someone can afford to pay for health care. More...