Save on Prescription Costs
ABOUT THE PARTNERSHIP
United Way Worldwide partners with organizations like SingleCare that share the view that the way to improve lives is by mobilizing the caring power of communities. Our long-term commitments are essential to addressing key social issues, such as promoting financial stability and independence, and improving people’s health.
This ground-breaking initiative has more than 50,000 community organizations, government agencies, corporate partners, healthcare providers and others aligned together to increase access to affordable healthcare and help everyone get the medicine they need to stay healthy. At a time of uncertainty and change in our nation’s healthcare, this is a proven program with important and measurable impact. For more information, visit www.SingleCare.org.
WHAT IS THE SINGLECARE PRESCRIPTION SAVINGS CARD?
Distributed through United Way of Long Island, the SingleCare card lowers the cost of medicine by an average of 40% or more for people with or without insurance or who take medications not covered by their plan. You can keep using your card every time you need to fill a prescription. All you have to do is present a SingleCare card at a local pharmacy to receive the savings.
Print Your FREE SingleCare Prescription Savings Card
The SingleCare card is for everyone - insured or uninsured, family or individual, and is easy to use:
- The card is free
- For immediate and unlimited use
- Anyone can use the SingleCare card
- No registration or activation required
- Discounts applied automatically
HOW IT WORKS
1. Get your free prescription savings card — available 3 different ways:
- Save or print a card
- Download the free mobile app
- Text 700-700 to download a card to your phone
2. Show your card to the pharmacist every time you fill a prescription
3. Savings are automatically applied at checkout!
Use the drug pricing look up tool or the pharmacy finder.
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