Impact Works Better, Feels Better with prescriptions too.
Saving on prescriptions with your Impact member card is simple and starts right in your Member Center.
Step 1 – Get Your Prescription
Once your provider prescribes a medication, let them know you’ll be checking pricing options through the Impact RX Tool in your Member Center.
You can have your doctor send the prescription electronically to the pharmacy you choose—or request a paper prescription if you’d like to compare prices before filling it.
Step 2 – Check Prices in the Member Center
Log in to your Member Center and open the RX Tool to search your prescription by name. The tool instantly compares prices across 30 networks and 65,000+ pharmacies nationwide to show today’s best available price.
It also identifies $0 generics (priced at $10 or less) and notes if a manufacturer coupon is available for brand or specialty prescriptions—redeemable through mail order when offered.
Coupons are limited and may not always be available, but the RX tool automatically finds the best savings for your medication every time you search.
Step 3 – Choose Your Pharmacy
Review your pharmacy options and select the one that works best for you. Sometimes driving a few extra minutes can mean big savings—it’s your choice.
For a prescription to be eligible for sharing, it must be filled using your Impact member ID card at a participating pharmacy.
Step 4 – Pick Up and Save
At the pharmacy, show your Impact member card to the pharmacist before checkout so they can process your prescription using the RX information on the card.
If your prescription is eligible for sharing, keep your receipt and prescription information (often stapled to your bag) for your records.
You can submit eligible expenses for review through the Bill Submission tool in your Member Center.
Important Notes
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All generic medications priced at $10 or less are available to members at $0 cost when filled at pharmacies shown in the RX tool.
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For members 65 and older, Medicare Part D is required for prescriptions to be eligible for sharing. All sharing will be secondary to Medicare. Pre-existing conditions do not apply to Seniors.
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Prescription eligibility for sharing is subject to the Impact Guidelines and does not represent a promise to pay or provide services by Impact or its membership.
For more information, see our prescription blog.