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This program assists low income seniors with the cost of their medications by paying up to 50% of their co-payment, deductible, and coverage gap amounts. The MORx Program is intended to supplement Medicare Part D (Medicare’s prescription drug program) plans, not to replace them. When an enrolled individual makes a medication purchase, Medicare Part D is the "first payer" and MORx is the "second payer," meaning the Missouri Rx Plan will only pay after Medicare Part D has paid their portion.

Family Wize is a prescription discount card available to anyone, distributed by Untied Ways and other community organizations. Anyone can present the card at participating pharmacies to receive a discount on prescription drugs, the average savings is 45% on all FDA-Approved prescription meds. Comparisons of prescription drug prices with the FamilyWize card are available on the website. Discounts are provided by and available only at the participating pharmacies and can include Flu Vaccines.

Missouri Drug Card: Offers discounts up to 75% on brand and generic medications, with average savings around 35%. All information processed through the program is completely confidential.