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Freshbenies Zero Rx

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Practical guidance from National Benefits Consultants for employers who want to understand how Freshbenies Zero Rx may help support prescription savings and employee cost containment
Freshbenies Zero Rx is built to help employees and their families access many common prescriptions with $0 copays, $0 deductibles, and no claims for covered medications. The materials describe 1400+ common acute and chronic care medications and availability at 60,000 pharmacies nationwide.
At National Benefits Consultants, we help employers review Zero Rx in a practical way. The goal is to help businesses decide whether it fits their employee population, cost-containment goals, and overall benefits strategy.

Why Freshbenies Zero Rx stands out

Zero Rx is a practical support feature for both fully insured and self-funded groups. They highlight:
  • 1400+ covered medications
  • $0 meds
  • no copay, no deductible, no claims
  • access through a large national pharmacy footprint
That gives employers another way to address day-to-day employee healthcare costs.

Why National Benefits Consultants takes a practical approach

At National Benefits Consultants, we do not treat prescription savings as a throw-in feature.
We help employers look at:
  • whether prescription support addresses a real employee need
  • how often employees may actually use the benefit
  • whether Zero Rx complements the current benefits package
  • how it may support employee satisfaction and cost containment
The goal is to help employers make a clear decision based on usefulness, not just marketing.

Questions to ask before adding Freshbenies Zero Rx

1. Would employees benefit from easier access to common prescriptions?
That is one of the first questions to ask.

2. Could $0 prescription support improve the employee experience?
For many employers, that is a meaningful value point.

3. Does Zero Rx fit with the rest of our benefits strategy?
That matters more than just adding one more feature.

4. Would this help reduce cost and confusion for employees and families?
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That is the real question.

How National Benefits Consultants helps

At National Benefits Consultants, we help employers review Freshbenies Zero Rx with a practical, client-focused approach.
We can help with:
  • reviewing Zero Rx features
  • discussing employee usage and value
  • comparing Zero Rx with other pharmacy-support options
  • helping keep the decision clear and focused

The right pharmacy support should be practical

A prescription benefit should do more than sound impressive.  It should help employees use the benefit easily and support the employer’s larger benefits strategy.  That is why the review matters.

Important note

Freshbenies materials state that this program is not insurance and is not intended to replace insurance.

Need help reviewing Freshbenies Zero Rx for your business?

Call 720-488-9892 or contact National Benefits Consultants to review your options.
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  • Home
  • Meet Our Staff
    • About Us
  • Health
    • Group Health >
      • Employee Benefits Broker for Small Employers
      • Small Business Group Health Insurance
      • How to Compare Small Group Health Insurance Plans
      • What Small Employers Should Know Before Group Health Renewal
      • How Much Should an Employer Contribute to Group Health Insurance?
      • Level-Funded Health Plans
      • ICHRA for Employers
      • Colorado Retirement Plan Requirements for Employers
      • Colorado SecureSavings vs. 401(k) for Small Employers
      • How Colorado Employers Can Claim a SecureSavings Exemption
      • SEP IRA vs. SIMPLE IRA vs. 401(k) for Small Employers
      • Colorado Paid Family Leave for Employers
      • COBRA for Employers
      • Direct Primary Care for Employers
      • Freshbenies >
        • Freshbenies Behavioral Telehealth
        • Freshbenies Zero Rx
        • Freshbenies Telehealth Benefits
      • Group Dental and Vision Benefits for Small Employers
    • Individual Health >
      • Health Insurance for Self-Employed Individuals
      • How to Choose an Individual Health Insurance Plan
      • COBRA vs. Individual Health Insurance
      • When Can I Enroll in Individual Health Insurance?
      • Special Enrollment Period for Health Insurance
      • ACA Health Insurance
      • Marketplace Health Insurance
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      • What Is a Premium Tax Credit for Health Insurance?
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      • Turning 65 & Still Working
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      • Do I Need Medicare Part B If I Still Have Employer Coverage?
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      • Medicare for Spouses: What Happens When One Person Turns 65?
      • Can I Keep My HSA After Enrolling in Medicare?
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      • Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans
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      • Medigap vs. Medicare Advantage: Which May Fit You Best?
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      • Annuities for Retirement Income
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      • What Is a Surrender Charge in an Annuity?
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