“Kentucky’s FREE Discount Prescription Drug Card Program”

"KLC has been distributing and promoting the Ky RX Card for over two years and it has been a great public relations tool for our municipal elected officials and a wonderful cost saving program for their constituents. This is a great enterprise program for our league and I would recommend it to any organization that is searching for a win/win initiative. "

Robin Cooper, Chief Member Services Officer
Kentucky League of Cities

The Kentucky Rx Card is not funded with any State or Federal funds. This program is a testament of what can be accomplished when the public and private sectors work together on a common goal.

Senator Alice Forgy-Kerr (Kentucky)

Nearly 1 out of 3 people under the age of 65 living in Kentucky do not have health insurance. The Kentucky Rx Card is a viable solution for these uninsured residents to be able to afford the medications they so desperately require.

Representative Brent Housman (Kentucky)

The people of Kentucky need a program like this to help offset rising prescription drug cost. This program couldn't have come at a better time as our community continues to deal with the struggling economy.

Dr. Adewale Troutman, Executive Director
Louisville Public Health & Wellness

The Kentucky Rx Card is not only providing discounts on prescriptions for the citizens of Ashland, but also offers discounts on diabetes testing supplies, LASIK, and vitamins to name a few.

Mayor Tom Kelley (Ashland)

The Kentucky RX Card is so easy to get access to and once you've got it in your pocket there so many places you can use it.

Mayor Tom Holocher (Fort Mitchell)

Kentuckians of all ages should take advantage of this program and its unique benefits, especially Eastern Kentuckians

Mayor Bill Gorman (Hazard)

Councilwoman Judith Green and I are excited about bringing this program to our constituents as well as the whole Louisville Metro community. We are so pleased that the Mayor has come on board with us in this endeavor to assist those in our community with health care needs. As council women with healthcare backgrounds, we certainly understand the remedy that this program can provide for our community in these times of need.

Vicki Welch
City Councilwoman (Louisville)

As long time healthcare professionals in Metro Louisville, Councilwoman Vicki Welch and I realize that there is a desperate need for adequate healthcare and access to medications for our constituents. Due to the tough economic time we are now facing, this prescription drug discount plan will allow residents of Metro Louisville the ability to purchase much needed medications. Elderly residents are usually more at risk, because many of them live on fixed incomes, and ofttimes have to make awful decisions such as whether to purchase their medications or whether to purchase food, or to pay for other living expenses. The mayor, Dr. Troutman, Councilwoman Welch, and myself, are happy to help facilitate access to medications that would increase the quality of life for our citizens of Metro Louisville.

Judith Green
City Councilwoman (Louisville)

The KentuckyRX Card offers wonderful discounts not only on prescription drugs but also on Dental Plans, Diabetic Care and Hearing Plans. It is not only well-rounded in what it offers but the savings are quite extensive as well.

Mayor David Willmoth (Elizabethtown)

This program, which provides discounts on prescriptions, is just another example of how the Kentucky League of Cities is truly helping the citizens of Kentucky.

Mayor Susan Barto (Lyndon)

We encourage all residents to take advantage of the opportunity to help offset the rising costs of prescription drugs purchased in Kentucky," said Joe Reagan, President/CEO of GLI. "The Kentucky Rx Card is open to all residents and everyone should be able to benefit from this program at some point.

Joe Reagan, President/CEO
Greater Louisville Chamber of Commerce

The Kentucky Prescription Card is free, what could be better than that? I know for a fact that the people of Kentucky can use "free," especially in these tough times.

Mayor Mike Miller (Jackson)

This program has come along at just the right time and is confident many Kentucky households will benefit from the savings on their healthcare related expenses.

Mayor Connie Lawson (Richmond)

This is a win-win situation for the people of the Commonwealth, for those with health insurance and especially for those without.

Mayor Arthur Byrn (Mayfield)

The value this program offers to our residents is immeasurable. This is a great day for the residents of Kentucky.

Mayor Hugh Commer (Danville)

I feel this is a wonderful opportunity for our citizens, especially our folks who work so hard from paycheck to paycheck and can use a little extra benefit to cut healthcare costs.

Mayor Roddy Harrison (Williamsburgh)

It is rare to find a program that can benefit everyone. The Kentucky Rx Card offers all residents the ability to lower their healthcare costs.

Mayor Fred Siegelman (Versailles)

Yes to this program. It's critically important to encourage our consumers to take advantage of reduced cost items especially necessities like prescriptions.

Mayor Elaine Walker (Bowling Green)