Prescription Drug Plans in a Self - Funded Plan
- Hatcher Agency Marketing
- Mar 25, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: May 10, 2023
The main advantage of having your RX drug plan in a Self Funded plan, is getting to collect the rebates that manufacturers pay on every name brand drug. What do you think the average rebate per member per prescription is?
Interesting point about capturing manufacturer rebates—that’s often the hidden profit center in self-funding. Curious if the average lands closer to $10 or $30 per script, since that really shifts the break-even math. I’ve been tracking similar data with https://vo3-ai.net
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Rebates on name-brand drugs are such an overlooked upside of self-funding—curious what the average per-prescription figure actually is. I’ve been digging into this lately myself, so check out https://2d-to-3d.org
I never thought about the rebates on every name brand drug adding up that way—that average per member question really makes you stop and reconsider self-funding. By the way, I keep a free transmission fluid reference guide I like to share: https://transmissionfluid.net/
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