Monday, October 28, 2013

Cattaraugus County Saves Residents More than $200,000 with ProAct Prescription Discount Card


The ProAct Prescription Discount Card Program is designed to provide individuals with little or no prescription coverage access to affordable medications. Since Cattaraugus County implemented the discount card back in May of 2012, residents have collectively filled more than 3,700 prescriptions and saved more than $200,000.

By working closely with ProAct, Cattaraugus County joined the growing list of counties across the country that have been able to provide their residents, regardless of age, income, or existing health care coverage, access to affordable prescriptions. Every resident in the county is eligible to utilize the program. The discount card cannot be used in conjunction with any form of insurance to discount co-pays or deductibles. All prescriptions are eligible for a discount, including some pet medications.

On average, residents can expect to see savings ranging from 10-20% on name brand medications and 20-70% on generic medications. Simply present the discount card at your local pharmacy when filling your prescription to start saving. To ensure the discount card is accepted at your local pharmacy, or if you would like to price out your medications, please visit www.NYRxDiscountCard.com. You can also contact the ProAct Help Desk at 1-877-776-2285.


Read full article at www.cattco.org

Friday, October 4, 2013

NYGOP Responds to Cuomo's Commission on Tax Reform

ALBANY, NY... Since Andrew Cuomo took office nearly three years ago, Republicans have called for tax reform again and again and again and again and again.

Today, the Governor announced a commission to investigate ways to cut taxes in New York State, co-chaired by former Governor George Pataki and former Comptroller Carl McCall.

NYGOP Chair Ed Cox released the following statement:

"After the 2009 taxpayer-driven Republican victories across New York, Andrew Cuomo campaigned on our issues of tax caps in 2010. With another campaign on the horizon, the Governor is finally moving to do what needs to be done for the taxpayers of New York State: tax reform.