Are you paying too much for your prescriptions?

Paytient Rx is a free program that helps members find discounts on prescriptions at nearly 35,000 pharmacies nationwide. Members can save up to $95 per prescription by using the Paytient Rx discount card found in their Paytient account. Discounts vary depending on the prescription and pharmacy, but the average savings per prescription is 50% off.

Paytient Rx works at drugstores and retail outlets nationwide, including Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, Costco, Kroger, Publix, and more! That’s nearly 35,000 pharmacies in the U.S. that have partnered with Paytient Rx to offer lower prescription prices. You can use our pricing tool at rx.paytient.com to find participating pharmacies near you and their prices for common prescriptions.

Paytient Rx is available to eligible Paytient members. You can print copies of the card or take a picture of the card with your phone to pass on the savings to family and friends.

Yes, you can use the Paytient Rx discount card as many times as you want, and it doesn’t expire as long as you’re eligible.

The amount saved varies depending on the pharmacy and medication, and is subject to change. But on average, Paytient members save 50% on prescriptions when they use their discount card. Search for common prescriptions and compare prices at nearby pharmacies with our pricing tool at rx.paytient.com.

Yes! The Paytient Rx discount card is free and included with eligible Paytient memberships. There are NO additional fees.

You can use the Paytient Rx discount card even if you have insurance or Medicare, but it can’t be used together with insurance/Medicare. Maximize your savings by showing your Paytient Rx discount card and your insurance/Medicare card at the pharmacy to compare the price of your medication with each, then choose the best option! But please note that if you choose the Paytient Rx price, it won’t count toward your deductible.

Fur sure. You can use the same Paytient Rx discount card that you use for yourself for your furry friends too! Just have your vet write out the prescription and take it to a participating pharmacy.

For a comprehensive list of FAQs or for more information visit rx.paytient.com/help.