How Are Prescription Costs Shared With Impact Health Sharing?

When you receive a prescription, it's crucial to know how these costs are shared within your Impact membership.Most medications, whether dispensed, injected, or administered, may be shared or applied toward your PRA. However, treatments for conditions that existed before your Impact membership are not eligible for sharing.It's essential to use your Impact membership ID card when purchasing medications. While you'll pay the full prescription amount initially, eligible expenses can be shared or applied to your PRA. Just keep your receipts and submit them using the Medical Expense Form found in your member portal.Once your PRA is met, up to $1,200 in prescription costs can be shared within a membership year.When it comes to sharing prescription costs, there are specific details you should be aware of.
For generic medications, members are responsible for the first $25. Once this amount is paid, any additional cost for that prescription may be shared.For brand-name prescriptions where a generic alternative is not available, members pay the first $50, with the remaining amount being eligible for sharing.

It's important to note that psychotropic medications and birth control are not eligible for sharing. However, you can still access our Wholesale Prescription Savings Program to obtain those medications at a lower cost.

At Impact, our goal is transparency and support. We hope this explanation offers clarity. Stay informed and take care.