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I agree that the price of medication in the United States of America is high, depriving
low-income earners of much-needed health-based commodities and services. Most people are
not insured due to the high remittance fee required for that to happen. Additionally, even
more, people are underinsured as their basic salaries do not sufficiently support the medical
coverage available within the nation. That said, it is prudent to note that some institutions
offer medical relief for marginalized and vulnerable people, including low-income earners.
Hoyt (2023) explains that such organizations include the Care Benefits Network (SCBN),
which offers approximately $25 off every medication within their systems, and SingleCare,
which offers a whopping 80% off the medication prices. These two resources are a few of the
many within Illinois states that function to lessen the economic burden on Americans.
From your prescription table and stores offering the stated medication in Illinois, it is
important to note that when SingleCare takes charge in cases, for instance, for patients
acquiring Protonix 20mg and 20 counts, the discount offered for patients with the SingleCare
cover will be approximately $290 for the stated stores. Every store will sell their drugs for
around $73 for Protonix 20mg 20 counts. As noted in your post, such initiatives are vital for
persons with no Medicaid and insurance, facilitating equality in healthcare services. I looked
at some of the incentives offered in Miami, Florida, and established that the state, through
specific stores like walls green, offers cards for patients; thus, they obtain their medical refills
or initial purchases with massive discounts helping the less fortunate in society.
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Reference
https://www.seniorliving.org/prescription-discount-cards/singlecare/