Too little money is a huge hurt for women and kids.
It hurts to need medicine for a child and have little money to pay for it. Sure, you can put medicine or a doctor visit or dental checkup or a lab test on your credit card.
Then your monster credit card debt mangles your peace.
And you and your husband, if you’re married, might argue and name-call and blame-shift. Ugh!
What if you could save money on medical costs?
Would you? I would, and I have. 🙂
My Son’s Story
When my husband and I adopted our son from Russia about 14 years ago, we knew he had medical problems. The costs added up. At first our income and savings handled them.
Then it got too much.
A family member told us about WellCard Savings. We signed up. It has no membership fee. ONLY SAVINGS.
One of our son’s medications costs about $350 a month without the WellCard, or $4,200 a year. A skyscraper of dollars, yes?
With the WellCard, this expensive medication is $36 a month. Our budget can handle that.
The WellCard doesn’t cost us a penny! Not a single cent! I kid you not.
And I’d like to give you the benefit of WellCard Savings too.
At no cost.
Helping you with your money pain is something I can do. This is not a hand out. It’s a hand up. It’s tangible help on health costs. Taking care of yourself is godly. Your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20
The Lord encourages his followers to help one another. Galatians 6:2
How Does WellCard Savings Work?
The WellCard is not insurance. It’s a discount card on things like prescription drugs, doctor visits, dental and vision checkups, eye glasses, lab work, and other health care needs.
The family member who told me about WellCard Savings also was in a position to give me my own WellCard Savings “group.”
This group is named LAMOLLGRP. Remember this group ID. You’ll need those nine letters to sign up at no cost. There are no costs later on for WellCard Savings either.
To start saving, go to the WellCard Savings website. Click here to get started.
How to Get Your WellCard
Follow these steps at the WellCard Savings website.
1. On the left you see “New Users” and “Click Here to Get Started.” Go ahead and click. This takes you to the sign up page.
2. Type in the “Group ID.” Do you remember it? It’s LAMOLLGRP — got it? You have my permission to share this Group ID with your friends and family. Click “Continue.”
3. Now you’re at the official sign up page. Type in your information including your email address and a password that you choose. Click “continue.” WellCard Savings says it doesn’t distribute or sell your information to unaffiliated third parties. I’ve used it for about three years and have had no problem.
4. Now you’re at the page where you can print your WellCard Savings card. Go ahead and print a few. If you lose it for any reason, you can log in and print more.
When you have time, look around the site. Click on medical network or vision care or pharmacies or any tab and see which ones honor WellCard Savings. Our nearby pharmacies and dentist do. When my husband used the WellCard for dental work, he needed to print out a letter on the WellCard Savings website and give it to the dentist receptionist to get his savings. We saved about 30 percent on the bill.
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