PLANO, TX, August 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) AmeriPlan Corporation announces its newest product - AmeriPlan MD Plus.
AmeriPlan MD Plus provides fast, convenient and affordable access to physician care for today's busy families. There is no more waiting in a Doctor's office for a prescription with AmeriPlan MD Plus. Members can speak with a doctor over the phone and obtain a prescription for an adult or child, when appropriate. There are no age restrictions and all on-going medical problems are accepted. Treatment by a doctor does not require pre-authorization.
This product provides the Member with the following key benefits:
- Nationwide 24/7 access to a physician by phone or email;
- Unlimited informational medical consultations;
- Prescriptions for adults or children, when appropriate
- 50% savings on in-office doctor visits;
- Up to 85% instant savings on prescription drugs at more than 56,000 participating retail and independent pharmacy locations, including CVS, Wal-Mart, Walgreens and Rite Aid;
- Only $14.95 a month for the entire household.
AmeriPlan Corporation is the nation's premier Discount Medical Plan Organization (DMPO). Since 1992 AmeriPlan has been saving its members and IBO's billions of dollars in supplemental healthcare benefits while paying its IBO's millions of dollars each year in commissions, overrides and bonuses. AmeriPlan is a business built on a foundation of saving money and making money for its customers and business partners. AmeriPlan Programs are NOT insurance.
AmeriPlan offers a unique opportunity to those who choose to pursue time, lifestyle and financial freedom through one of the nation's finest home-based business models. Inexpensive and easy to begin, inexpensive and easy to maintain, AmeriPlan Independent Business Owners may start on a full-time or part-time basis and can grow their current income and future income as fast and as large as they wish.
For more information visit: http://www.ameriplanusa.com
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Mark Henniz
Director of Digital Marketing (469) 229-4341
AmeriPlan Corporation
24/7 Access to a Physician by Phone, Savings on In-office Doctor Visits and Discounts on Prescriptions Nationwide with AmeriPlan MD Plus
AmeriPlan Corporation announces its newest product - AmeriPlan MD Plus. It provides fast, convenient and affordable access to physician care for today's busy families. There is no more waiting in a doctor's office.
2012-08-02
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[Press-News.org] 24/7 Access to a Physician by Phone, Savings on In-office Doctor Visits and Discounts on Prescriptions Nationwide with AmeriPlan MD PlusAmeriPlan Corporation announces its newest product - AmeriPlan MD Plus. It provides fast, convenient and affordable access to physician care for today's busy families. There is no more waiting in a doctor's office.