Theresa’s Pharmacy Experience with Curaechoice
Theresa’s journey with the Curaechoice High Performance Pharmacy Network began when her husband, an employee at the Mercedes-Benz manufacturing plant in Alabama, introduced it to their family. They started using the program a couple of months ago. Theresa and her husband, along with their 24-year-old daughter, all use the program.Before joining Curaechoice, Theresa faced
significant issues with fluctuating medication
prices and availability. “The price always seemed
to fluctuate, they’ve never really had stock for
some items, you always had to go back for
something, and because of that you can never
get a full supply of whatever you’re needing.” she
recalls.
Since joining Curaechoice, Theresa has
noticed a remarkable improvement. “We have
just started using the plan and so far we are
happy with it.” Despite a few exceptions, such as
certain medications not being covered, the overall
experience has been positive.
With this program, I don’t pay anything for my diabetes medication, and my blood glucose monitor is also covered.
Full Coverage for Ozempic and More
Theresa, who has type 2 diabetes and requires medications like Ozempic and a glucose monitor, has experienced significant cost savings. “With this new program, I don’t pay anything for the Ozempic, and my monitor is also covered. On average, I’m saving anywhere between $100 and $150 per month,” she states.Theresa finds the Curaechoice Pharmacy
Program easy to use. “It’s very easy to use.
We just went to the app and found a convenient
pharmacy. There were no problems or anything.
Publix has it on our profile, so you don’t even
have to use the app,” she shares.
Theresa appreciates how the Curaechoice
High Performance Pharmacy Network
has helped manage her healthcare by
defraying costs and making it easier to
obtain medications.
Overall, it has helped us manage our health better.
Theresa's benefits with Curaechoice
- Full Coverage of Prescription Medications / Zero Copays.
- Significant Cost Savings Per Month.
- Improved Access to Medications.









