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Finding the cheapest pharmacy to fill prescriptions shouldn’t be the grueling task it can sometimes be. After all, your time and money are precious.

An estimated 44 million Americans are currently enrolled in Medicare. That's roughly 15% of the population.

While the weather warms up and those spring flowers start to bloom, one thing may start looming on your mind: allergies.

In light of recent viral outbreaks impacting most parts of the globe, it is important to focus on simple, preventative measures, such as washing your hands.

It's the same issue every year: January 1st arrives and you need to meet an annual deductible before your health care coverage goes into full effect.

If you own a pet, you're in good company. In fact, 67% of U.S. households own a pet, according to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey by the American Pet Products Association.

As families are budgeting for their healthcare needs, one of their biggest concerns is how to get cheaper medication. Here are three easy tips to help lower your prescription costs.

Paying out of pocket for prescription drugs for your family (including your pets) can be overwhelming. With or without insurance, there are ways you can save money on prescriptions.

Consider if you could benefit from using a prescription drug discount card if your insurance doesn’t cover a certain medication or you are in a high deductible plan.

Americans without insurance are reportedly three times as likely than persons with insurance to either delay or skip filling their prescriptions, because of high prices.