Discount Drug Network, HealthBridge POC Announce Partnership

Online, August 30, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Philadelphia-based Discount Drug Network (DDN) is pleased to announce their partnership with HealthBridge Point of Care (POC), a leading provider of networking and advertising in the healthcare industry.

"We chose to partner with HealthBridge because they offer a lot of innovative options for us to reach out to the public," says Doug Edwards, Discount Drug Network's Vice President of Marketing.

By advertising through HealthBridge's network of wallboards and televisions in doctors' offices and healthcare clinics (the "Point of Care"), Discount Drug Network hopes to greatly increase the number of patients using DDN's free Prescription Discount Cards or its new Discount Drug Mobile App.

"We find there is a lot of confusion about prescription discount cards," says Edwards. "We think that this is a great opportunity to educate people about how to use them to save money on their prescriptions, especially for those with insurance who don't realize the savings they are missing out on."

A video introducing the free Prescription Discount Cards and the fantastic savings they can provide to customers will be featured in the patient waiting rooms for thousands of doctors' offices in HealthBridge's network. In addition, the free Prescription Discount Cards will be available for patients to take and try right from their doctor's office. Discount Drug Network's Prescription Discount Card provides excellent discounts on prescription medications and helps both the insured and uninsured save money on their drug costs.

Discount Drug Network ("DDN") is a Philadelphia-based company dedicated to providing consumers with savings on prescription drugs. Many consumers don't know that Insurance and Medicare don't always offer the best prices on Rx Drugs. Customers who use Discount Drug Network's platform always get the lowest price through DDN's "lowest price guarantee". By handing both their insurance card and DDN's Free Prescription Discount Card (or mobile app) to their pharmacist, DDN's customers frequently receive even better pricing than their insurance (especially on generic drugs and drugs that aren't covered by their insurance). Since 2006, consumers have saved over $1.6 billion on prescription drugs through DDN's network. Savings are offered at over 99% of pharmacies (66,000) across the U.S. and Puerto Rico, and every FDA approved drug is eligible for savings. Visit www.DiscountDrugNetwork.com to learn more or to print your Free Prescription Discount Card.
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