The Program

WestchesterRx is a discount drug card program that allows its members access to affordable prescription drugs through a national network of participating pharmacies. WestchesterRx negotiates discounted rates and passes those savings on to you. Get the most current discount pricing information for your prescription by clicking here.

You can expect to save between 10 and 50 percent on your prescriptions, depending on the type of medication you need and where you purchase it. You can save at your neighborhood pharmacy, or for the greatest savings, purchase prescriptions through our our LibertyCareRx Mail Option.

Eligible individuals may enroll online, by mail or by fax.

Eligibility

All residents of Westchester County are eligible to enroll and take advantage of the cost savings available exclusively to members of WestchesterRx. While the program was developed to lend financial assistance in the purchase of prescription drugs — primarily to the uninsured, underinsured, elderly, disabled and those insured through coverage under a major medical type of benefit-anyone can enroll.

Enrollment Costs

The program is free to all residents of Westchester County. A family includes all members of a family residing at the same address.

Savings & Discounts

Below are examples of potential savings that can be realized through WestchesterRx. Prices are for illustrative purposes only and are not to be construed as actual prices that you will pay. Prescription prices change on a daily basis and vary by type, quantity, dosage and pharmacy.

A 30-day supply of Lipitor, a cholesterol medication, costs $81.90 retail. With WestchesterRx you can get this medication for $67.26 at your neighborhood pharmacy, $54.91 through our LibertyCareRx mail option. That's a savings of $26.99 on just one prescription. Celebrex, a popular arthritis medication, costs $98.12 retail. With WestchesterRx, a 30-day supply would cost $80.02 at your neighborhood pharmacy and $54.87 through our LibertyCareRx mail option.

A member will never pay more than they would without the WestchesterRx card.