White House Issues National Diabetes Month Message: GLP-1 Buyers Save $1,800 This Year Through TrumpRx, Insulin at $35 a Month or Less
WASHINGTON — The White House has issued its Presidential Message on National Diabetes Month, saying nearly every American family has been touched by diabetes — a parent, a grandparent, a child or a neighbor — and reaffirming its commitment to reverse the chronic disease epidemic and Make America Healthy Again.
The message says that on returning to office, President Trump promised to pursue groundbreaking medical advancements and expand access to care for American families and patients, and proudly established the Make America Healthy Again Commission to gain new insights into health conditions like diabetes. Through his Great Healthcare Plan, unveiled earlier this year, the message says, the price of prescription drugs including insulin is being slashed by securing Most-Favored-Nation pricing so Americans never again pay more than patients in other countries for the same medications; the plan would also cut insurance premiums, require insurers to disclose in plain English how often they deny claims, and bring total price transparency to health care.
Through platforms like TrumpRx, the message says, the cost of medications people with diabetes depend on is coming down: prescription drug prices recorded their largest annual decline in more than 60 years, with massive price cuts on GLP-1s and other diabetes drugs. Patients who buy GLP-1s through TrumpRx are saving $1,800 this year, the message states, and those savings will soar to $3,000 by 2028; through TrumpRx, any American can also purchase insulin for $35 per month or less.
The message closes by saying the Nation this month unites to recognize the strength of those living with diabetes, honor the strides made in prevention and treatment, and renew its commitment to defeating the disease once and for all.
(Source: The White House)
Source: The White House
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