For any patient population, monetary barriers can

For any patient population, monetary barriers can and always will be faced at some point in your career. Non-medicaid insurance policies do not always cover needed medications. The patients then have to decide if they can afford the medication. Many times special patient populations have to decide between food over meds or rent over meds. Newer discount cards are now flooding the market such as Good Rx and Rx saver. There are also manufacturer discount cards that patients can use as well. First, explain the difference between these common “Good Rx/Rx saver” cards from manufacture discount cards. Second, clarify Medicare/Medicaid barriers with manufacturer discount cards. Third, how do you plan on using these types of discounts within your patient population? Lastly, What is your thought about using these cards when monetary barriers become a problem with adherence rates in special populations? Please go into detail about how these cards focus on what is called usual and customary costs vs acquired costs. This will take some research for into how these cards achieve the discounts advertised.

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