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| We have started the fight, but we need your help. Our politicians will listen if we continue to work together and continuously let them know how mandatory mail-order affects us all. There is power in numbers. Please take action by emailing the list below as often as possible with your concerns. It doesn't take a lot of time and you can get the point across by simply saying "STOP MANDATORY MAIL ORDER". Email: Representative Parker Griffith, Senator Jeff Sessions, and Senator Richard Shelby. You must also let your employers know how displeased you are with mandatory mail-order. Read, Print & Take to Your HR Benefits Manager. Take it in person, email this website, or mail it anonymously...just be sure they see it. Good Human Resource departments want to keep employees happy. One way they accomplish this goal is by purchasing healthcare benefits. This is not because they are generous, but more because it helps recruit and retain quality employees. However, most likely they are completely unaware of the difficult experiences employees are having with their prescription benefits and the fact that their goal is not being met. You must bring it to their attention! You see, in this case, your employer is a consumer just like you and me; expecting to receive quality service for the monetary sacrifice he is making. If you don't tell him otherwise, he will never know and will continue to pay for service that has a poor return on his investment. Many of you have to pay higher co-pays when patronizing a local pharmacy of choice for maintenance medicine. However, if you are able to plan ahead and willing to wait up to two weeks to receive your medicine, you may save a co-pay by receiving your medication through the mail. This could cost more than a co-pay in the long run - CLICK HERE The problem is medication regimens aren't that simple and can become very complex and confusing as well. Patients need to have a local pharmacy where they can build a relationship with trustworthy pharmacists who will be there to meet their needs now and not two weeks later. |
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