KLC RX Card Program Goes Fully Digital

The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) is committed to helping cities connect their employees and residents with valuable, no-cost resources. One of those long-standing partnerships is the Kentucky RX Card, offered through United Networks of America (UNA). The card is now fully digital, making prescription savings easier than ever to access and share. Anyone can use the digital card — with or without insurance — and it also provides discounts on:

• ​Prescription medications
• Eye care
• Dental services
• Hearing aids

Savings can reach up to 80%, with average discounts of roughly 30%. More than 68,000 pharmacies nationwide accept the card.

Previous physical cards are still valid, and cities may continue distributing any remaining stock. However, once those printed cards run out, the new digital card will be the only way to access additional cards. KLC members can share either the physical cards they have on hand or the latest digital version in multiple convenient ways, including:

• Posting it on city websites
• Emailing it to employees or residents
• Including it in HR onboarding packets
• Sharing it at community events or service counters

To provide additional community support, cities are encouraged to print a copy of the card and offer it to local pharmacies. This allows pharmacists to quickly scan the barcode for anyone who may benefit from the program.

For more information or to download your card, visit the Kentucky RX Card webpage.