Common use of Prescription Coverage Clause in Contracts

Prescription Coverage. The County shall continue its 1998 level of prescription coverage for all present and future employees for the term of this contract. Eligible employees and their dependents shall not be required to make co-payment for generic drugs prescribed by duly licensed physician. Eligible employees and their dependents who desire or require brand name prescription drugs shall be required to make a co-payment of three ($3.00) dollars. Effective 1/1/2010, the prescription for co-pay shall be increased to $3.00 for generic drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician, and $5.00 for name brand drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician. Co-pay for current retires and retirees during the term of this contract shall remain $.0 for generic and $3.00 for brand name drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician.

Prescription Coverage. The For 2009, the County shall continue its 1998 level of prescription coverage for all present and future employees for the term of this contract. Eligible employees and their dependents shall not be required to make co-payment for generic drugs prescribed by duly licensed physician. Eligible employees and their dependents who desire or require brand name prescription drugs shall be required to make a co-payment of three ($3.00) dollars. Effective 1/1/2010, the prescription for co-pay shall be increased to $3.00 for generic drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician, and $5.00 for name brand drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician. Co-pay for current retires and retirees during the term of this contract shall remain $.0 for generic and $3.00 for brand name drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician.

Prescription Coverage. The For 2009, the County shall continue its 1998 level of prescription coverage for all present and future employees for the term of this contract. Eligible employees and their dependents shall not be required to make co-payment for generic drugs prescribed by duly licensed physician. Eligible employees and their dependents who desire or require brand name prescription drugs shall be required to make a co-payment of three ($3.00) dollars. Effective 1/1/2010, the prescription for co-pay shall be increased to $3.00 for generic drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician, and $5.00 for name brand drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician. Co-pay for current retires and retirees during the term of this contract shall remain $.0 for generic and $3.00 for brand name drugs prescribed by a duly licensed physician. .