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TotalRX.net is more comprehensive and offers consistently better prices on medications compared to programs like GoodRX, SingleCare, and Mark Cuban's Cost-Plus Drug Company. Our USA based team of pharmacy experts works to get the lowest prices on high-cost prescription drugs.
Yes, TotalRX.net can be integrated seamlessly with any current programs without disrupting them. This allows members to save money while maintaining their current coverage.
By choosing TotalRX.net, health plans can lower pharmacy claim exposures without having to purchase separate "carve out" programs or reduce their drug formularies. This saves money and protects the plan from fiduciary liabilities.
TotalRX.net understands the importance of consumer needs over profits. We are powered by industry leaders committed to prioritizing members' well-being through better medication access and pricing.
To request an in-depth discussion of how TotalRX.net can help provide the best medication pricing and options, you can simply email or call us through information posted on our website’s Contact Page. Our representatives are available to answer any other questions.
TotalRx.net provides consistently low pricing on a wide range of specialty, brand and generic medications. Our partnerships with specialty pharmacies give members access to industryleading pricing.
Yes, our Mail Order option is available on all FDA approved medications, and in most instances, this option provides substantial savings over getting your medications at a local pharmacy.
We provide access to a broad selection of generic, brand and specialty medications that are often unavailable or overpriced through other discount programs. Our unlimited formulary includes many high-cost drugs for conditions like cancer, hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis and more.
Our USA based specially trained pharmacy experts can help guide you through the process of obtaining high-cost specialty drugs. This includes answering any questions about your medications.
On average, our members save 60-85% off retail drug prices. For example, some medications that would cost $10,000 per month retail can be obtained for as low as $100/month through TotalRx.net. The exact savings vary depending on your specific drugs and location.
All FDA approved medications are eligible. TotalRx.net is particularly effective for specialty and high-cost medications used to treat conditions such as cancer, hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, growth hormone deficiency, and more. Specialty medications administered by doctor injection or infusion are also well-suited for our programs.
You can visit our website at www.TotalRx.net to get more information. Individuals and groups can submit an online application. As a subscriber, you can also call one of our pharmacy experts directly to discuss your medication needs on medications that cost $300 or more.
International Drug Source FAQs
TotalRx.net sources exclusively from Health Canada approved medications and holds both a federal/provincial pharmacy license and federal drug wholesale license. This ensures top quality standards.
Our international medications come exclusively from Health Canada approved sources, not third parties or varied global suppliers that could lead to unregulated products.
Yes, partnerships with industry leaders demonstrate exceptional pricing and trusted position in the industry.
Our International Partners have been recognized and vetted by U.S. State executive teams, showing commitment to excellence.
Unlike some international pharmacies, TotalRx.net offers personalized pharmacist consultations and direct access to healthcare professionals, not just a call center.
Potential Impact of Lower Medication Costs on Stop-Loss Agreements
A: Savings from reduced medication costs could potentially be passed on to employers/organizations in the form of lower insurance premiums, making coverage more affordable.
Lower expenditures on high-cost medications may allow for a downward adjustment of the attachment point.
For self-funded plans, reduced costs before reaching the stop-loss cap could result in healthier cash flows and minimized liabilities for the plan. Less money would need to be paid out ofpocket on claims before stop-loss coverage begins.
More predictable claims as a result of stabilized medication costs may allow for smoother budgeting and more efficient financial planning for all parties involved.
Fewer stop-loss claims submitted could lead to an improved claims experience rating and more favorable renewals that are less expensive.
Insurers may take another look at policy terms and consider provisions catered to specific high-cost medications/therapies given reduced risk levels.
The extent of benefits would depend on individual policy details, group health demographics, and changes in the healthcare landscape. Savings are not guaranteed but reductions in medication costs could improve the outlook.