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Very rarely will I run a report with all their med's. I ask, and they always know, "Which of these are your most expensive med's?".
I run a report for those and tell them to use GoodRx or their pharmacy "club" for the rest.
Turned it around today for a client. Three low cost generics and one stupid expensive GERD med (Dexilant) she hasn't used in 2 yrs . . . but might go back on it if pantoprazole doesn't work for her.
SilverScript $7 plan spits out $0 copay for the 3 generics.
Express Script $20 plan charges $100+ for Dexilant.
They decided to roll the dice, take SilverScript for $7 and deal with Dexilant if and when she needs it.
A client & I sort of collaborated on developing a regimen like what you have done. She called to say she wanted to drop her PDP as she had financial assistance on one expensive drug, didn't need her $25 PDP. I talked her down from that ledge. We looked at the $7.30 PDP and what deals she could get on the pharmacy's club, for $36/year ($3/month). for now $10/month combined cost she has: Tier 1's are $0 copay, and maybe a GoodRx coupon if a Tier 2 shows up that isn't on the pharmacy club plan (the $7 plan $445 deductible hits at Tier 2). I have worked this out with a few clients.