NCCED Prescription Benefit Card (PBC)
MATURE Rx®

Key Program Components

NCCED is offering a Prescription Benefit Card (PBC) at NO COST.
Organizations may distribute NCCED/PBCs to their employees, board members, residents, donors, etc.
Cardholders can save up to 65% on purchases of generic prescription medications and most brand name prescription medications; more than 50,000 participating pharmacies nationwide accept the card.
To use the card to purchase prescription medication, the cardholder simply presents the NCCED/PBC, along with a valid doctor's prescription, at any participating pharmacy
Savings are at point of sale. The pharmacy will deduct any savings from the cost of the prescription, and the cardholder pays the balance. No claims or forms to submit.
For even greater savings on non-immediate prescription needs and maintenance medication, using the mail order service may be convenient. Wal-Mart mail order service is available toll-free.
Toll-free telephone numbers are provided to each NCCED/PBC holder for cardholder assistance.
The NCCED/PBC holder can use their card as often as they wish to purchase prescription medications.
What if you have a health care plan? The NCCED/PBC is not health insurance, so the NCCED/PBC holder does not have to stop their other health care plan. However, they cannot use the NCCED/PBC and another health plan prescription coverage at the same time. In other words, the cardholder cannot give the pharmacy their NCCED/PBC and their other health plan and receive two discounts. They will have to use one or the other, and should use whichever offers them the greatest savings.
The NCCED/PBC holder may purchase prescription medications for members of their family.
An NCCED/PBC holder must be eighteen (18) years of age or older.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Contact NCCED: Toll Free 1-866-871-CARD Fax 202-289-9031

1030 15th St., NW, Suite 325, Washington, DC 20005