How it works
- Tell us what you take. Join the list and, if you like, name your medication.
- Request a quote. At launch, ask us to check what savings may be available to you.
- Licensed partner pharmacies fill it. With your valid prescription, one of our licensed partner pharmacies dispenses your medication.
Why prices are lower
Prices for the same medication can differ a lot from one licensed pharmacy to another. RxPriceLink points you toward licensed partner pharmacies that may offer lower prices, so you can compare before you decide. We do not dispense medication ourselves.
Pennsylvania at a glance
From Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to Lancaster, Erie and the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area, Pennsylvania has a large community of older residents. Many take brand-name medications. Our aim is to help you find out what you could save, through licensed partner pharmacies.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 population estimates by age (ages 65 and over, July 1, 2024); see also Census QuickFacts for Pennsylvania.
Areas with many older residents
Areas we serve
Local guides for these areas are coming soon.
- Philadelphia
- Pittsburgh
- Allentown
- Erie
- Scranton / Wilkes-Barre
- Lancaster
Free help from Pennsylvania's own programs
These are official state resources. They are independent of RxPriceLink, and we are not affiliated with them.
PA MEDI: free Medicare counseling
PA MEDI (Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight) is a statewide Medicare counseling service run by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging and delivered through the state's 52 local Area Agencies on Aging. Trained, certified counselors give free, confidential help with Original Medicare, Medigap, Medicare Advantage, prescription drug plans, enrollment and appeals. PA MEDI does not sell or recommend insurance products.
Call the PA MEDI Helpline at 1-800-783-7067 (Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
PACE and PACENET: state prescription programs
The Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly (PACE) and PACENET programs are run by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging and funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery. They help eligible Pennsylvania residents age 65 and older lower what they pay for prescription medicine, alongside Medicare Part D and other drug coverage. Eligibility rules apply, so check the official page for current requirements.
How delivery will work at launch
RxPriceLink is a referral service. Your prescription is filled and dispensed by one of our licensed partner pharmacies, and a valid prescription is required. We plan to serve Pennsylvania, but delivery details, timing and any state-specific steps are still being finalized with our partner pharmacies. We will confirm them at launch and share them with list members first.
Pennsylvania questions
Where can I get free Medicare help in Pennsylvania?
PA MEDI, run by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, offers free, confidential Medicare counseling. Call the PA MEDI Helpline at 1-800-783-7067 or visit pa.gov. RxPriceLink is not affiliated with PA MEDI.
Does RxPriceLink replace PACE or PACENET?
No. PACE and PACENET are Pennsylvania Department of Aging programs for residents age 65 and older, with their own rules, and we are not affiliated with them. PA MEDI counselors can help you find out whether you may qualify.
Will RxPriceLink deliver prescriptions in Pennsylvania?
We plan to serve Pennsylvania seniors through licensed partner pharmacies. Delivery details are still being finalized and will be confirmed at launch. We will tell list members first.
Do I need a prescription?
Yes. A valid prescription from your prescriber is required. We never ask you to upload prescriptions or health records on this site.