rxlowcost.com™ is a savings-prescription network composed of like-minded consumers and employees who share a growing concern about the increasing cost of prescription drugs.
rxlowcost.com™ was started because consumers, employees and communities are paying way too much for prescription medications.
WHO WE ARE:
We are innovators, a gathering market force, health educators and advocates who bring unique perspectives and knowledge to our community at large:
- We are prescription-saving innovators who conduct extensive medication searches nationally from over 100 discount sites, and pass on the greatest discount to YOU.
- We are a gathering market force dedicated to fighting against rising prescription cost that is not only out of control but harmful to the health and well-being of people and communities..
- We are health educators informing consumers, employees and communities about better ways to find reasonably priced prescription medications for life. We also check whether your name-brand prescription has a generic equal that’s just as effective.
- We are consumer advocates who pioneer and advance cost reducing strategies leveraged by group membership and buying power. We intend to use the volume and value of our membership and buying power to advocate for consumers, employees and communities like never before.
The development of rxlowcost.com™ was inspired by medical industry professionals, business executives and community health stakeholders to ensure the general public take full advantage of optimizing cost-saving opportunities to lower prescription cost.
I am Jerry Wesley, a Health Care Transformation Futurist with 30 years of community health experience. I am a former Sr. Management Consultant with NYC Health & Hospitals Corporation – the largest municipal health system in the United States.
I am a Cornell Certified Diversity Professional and Advanced Practitioner, and a contributing recipient of the coveted Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award — the nation’s highest honor.
Our website was inspired:
By Population Health Physicians like:
Dr. Gerald Deas, M.D., MPH, MA. Hon. D.Sc.
Physician, poet, patient advocate, playwright, media personality, political activist, public health crusader.
Dr. Deas has battled major companies and organized whole communities to protect the public’s health.
Dr. Gerald Whitehead Deas, former Director of Health Education Communications and Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine at SUNY Downstate Medical School, was acknowledged for his career to advocating for public health. Especially, in underserved, disadvantaged and undervalued communities.
By Nursing Educators Like:
Dr. Katrina DeVinci, RN, Ph.D. MSN, ANP, PMTC
Adelphi University & Capella University
Author: How Does Sensitivity Training of Health Care Workers Impact Patient Satisfaction?
Dr. DeVinci is an Adjunct Clinical Instructor at Adelphi University to Generic Registered Nursing Students BS Program: Work as clinical instructor for Medical surgical, maternity nursing, Fundamental lab, and community nursing.
Dr. DeVinci is a former Nurse Educator at NYC Health & Hospitals Corp at Queens Hospital Center.
By Business Management Professors like:
Dr. Harold Lazarus, PHD, 1963, Columbia University; MS, 1952, Columbia University; BA, 1949, New York University (NYU)
A former Dean of Hofstra University’s School of Business for seven years, Dr. Lazarus also taught at some of the most prestigious business graduate schools in America. Including, Columbia University Graduate School of Business, Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration, Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, American College and The New School.
By Research and Survey Developers Like:
Dr. Jane Maestro-Scherer, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Owner: Maestro-Scherer Consulting Inc. / Cornell University Affiliate. Dr. Maestro-Scherer, is research and survey developer specialist. She has several publications to her credit, including “Self-Informing Organizational Change: A Participatory Method of Data Collection, Analysis and Action”…
This article describes a participatory method that utilizes the internal resources of organizations along with the expertise of external collaborators to systematically study and address issues of concern.
It combines the “common sense” of the organization with a “scientific” approach in the development of a body of systematic knowledge representative of the organization as a whole (as opposed to anecdotal or non-holistic) that is then used to develop action strategies.
By Epidemic Intelligence Officers like:
Lennox K. Archibald, MD, PhD, FRCP (Lond), FRCP (Glasg), DTM&H
Dr. Archibald received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University. He received his medical degree from University College Hospital in London and his doctorate from the University of London. Dr. Archibald completed his postgraduate training in internal and tropical medicine in London, Oxford and Liverpool.
Dr. Archibald served at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for seven years as an epidemic intelligence service (EIS) officer, medical epidemiologist and medical director of the epidemic information exchange in the National Center for Infectious Diseases.
