Buzz Health has partnered with Push Health to show patients the best available prescription price before they reach the pharmacy. Push Health, a digital platform for self-pay virtual care, will build Buzz Health's RxCompare tool into its app by year-end. RxCompare checks participating discount cards, including BuzzRx, and returns the lowest price and card details before the prescription is sent. It targets patients who pay out of pocket, have insurance gaps, or await prior authorisations. "No single discount card has the best price for every drug at every pharmacy," said Lathe Bigler, senior vice president of business strategy at Buzz Health. He said e-prescribing vendors report that fewer than 3% of attached discount cards are used at the counter. The companies plan to add cross-pharmacy comparisons and are exploring ways to show prices to providers during virtual visits.

Topics Range From the High Cost of Insurance to the Rise of GLP-1 Weight Loss DrugsPHOENIX, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In an eye-opening new podcast episode of Mo News , journalist and podcast host Mosheh Oinounou sits down with Dr. Cedric "Jamie" Rutland —a triple board certified critical care physician and Medical Advisor for BuzzRx—to unpack some of the most pressing issues in American healthcare today. The discussion spans topics ranging from the crippling cost of insurance to the growing popularity of GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy. BuzzRx , a free prescription savings service that allows users to instantly find the lowest price on their medication at pharmacies nationwide, can help users save on a wide variety of prescription medications (like GLP-1s) and help fill in gaps in insurance.With over 91 million Americans reporting they cannot afford quality healthcare if they needed it today, Dr. Rutland and Mosheh explore why the U.S. healthcare system has become so prohibitively expensive—and what patients can do to navigate it."A lot of it comes down to a system that prioritizes profit over patient access," says Dr