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OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2011
 

 Clark County Residents Save Thousands With Prescription Discount Card

Since the introduction of Clark County’s free prescription discount program in March 2010, county residents have filled 27,620 prescriptions with the cards at discounts averaging 26.7% or $43.77 per prescription. To date, county residents have saved a total of $322,166.19.
 
“We are pleased to see so many residents take advantage of this free program,” said Job & Family Services Director, Bob Suver. “Our residents can really see significant savings on their prescription medications simply by presenting this card. There is no enrollment form, no membership fee and no
restrictions or limits.”
 
Clark County launched the program to help consumers cope with the high price of prescriptions. Through the program, the county is making the free prescription discount cards available through a partnership with the National Association of Counties (NACo). The program, which is free to the county and to residents, offers an average savings of 26% off the retail price of commonly prescribed medications.
 
The cards may be used by all county residents, regardless of age, income or existing health coverage, and are accepted at over 25 Clark County pharmacies. National networks of more than 60,000 participating retail pharmacies also honor the card. The card can be used on all prescriptions not covered by insurance, as well as on pet medications.
 
Residents can print an ID card at www.caremark.com/naco. Cards are also available at most Clark County pharmacies. County residents can call toll-free 1-877-321-2652 or visit www.caremark.com/naco for assistance with the program.
 
Clark County joined more than 1,400 counties across the country currently offering the NACo Prescription Discount Card Program to residents. Since the program’s inception, the participating counties have saved their residents more than $412.5 million on the cost of their prescriptions.
The program is administered by CVS Caremark.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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The mission of Family & Children Services of Clark County is to promote protection, stability and permanency for children and older adults.
WorkPlus helps job seekers prepare for rewarding employment opportunities and employers find qualified employees they need to succeed in a changing economy.
At Child Support Services of Clark County, we work with individuals and families to ensure children are supported.
Helping families eliminate obstacles to gain and maintain employment and self-sufficiency. 
DEPARTMENT MILESTONES


Employment milestones of Department staff, by month, and number of years

5 YEARS

July - Lesley Manuel
July - Karen Wright
August - Nicole Harris
September - Douglas Rudy
September- Anthony Battista III
December - John Eichelman

10 YEARS

July - Heather  Eggenspiller
July - Christina Montgomery
August - Tammi Hively
August - Jennifer Smit
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August - Traci Schwartz-Sullivan
September - Vicki Houseman
October - Sarah Wiedeke
December - Vicki VanWinkle

 

15 YEARS

July - Zoanna Jenkins


20 YEARS

September - Margie McKenzie-Sheerin
October - Virginia Martycz
October - Patricia Mosier
October - Renee Southward
October - Chad Lough
December - Wallace Brown
 

25 YEARS

July - Dixie White
July - Karen Simms


40 YEARS

December - Theresa Perkins


LOOKING INTO THE NUMBERS

A statistical look at the conditions and circumstances under which Clark County families live, and the performance of Job and Family Services in response.
 
Family and Children Services
Children under our protection
who remain in their own homes

 

BenefitsPlus
Families receiving on-going cash assistance.
 
WorkPlus
Individuals receiving job training assistance.
Child Support Services
Individuals paying on child support orders.



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Job & Family Services of Clark County
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Springfield, OH 45503
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