How it works
- Tell us what you take. Join the list and, if you like, name your medication.
- Request a quote. At launch, ask us to check what savings may be available to you.
- Licensed partner pharmacies fill it. With your valid prescription, one of our licensed partner pharmacies dispenses your medication.
Why prices are lower
Prices for the same medication can differ a lot from one licensed pharmacy to another. RxPriceLink points you toward licensed partner pharmacies that may offer lower prices, so you can compare before you decide. We do not dispense medication ourselves.
New York City: older residents at a glance
About 1,485,889 residents of the five boroughs are 65 or older, 17.5% of 8,478,072 people, which is below the New York State share of 18.9% but a very large number in absolute terms. Choose a borough below for its own figures.
- New York County: 309,679 residents 65+ (18.6%)
- Kings County: 428,648 residents 65+ (16.4%)
- Queens County: 441,806 residents 65+ (19.1%)
- Bronx County: 215,622 residents 65+ (15.6%)
- Richmond County: 90,134 residents 65+ (18.1%)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 county population estimates by age (ages 65 and over, July 1, 2024). Figures are for the whole county, not the city alone.
Map of the New York City area
Free Medicare and senior help in New York City
These are free government and nonprofit services for Medicare questions. They are not affiliated with RxPriceLink and can't answer questions about our service. For questions about RxPriceLink, call us toll-free at 1-844-999-4295 or use the form on this page.
Area Agency on Aging
New York City Department for the Aging
Local services and support for older adults and their caregivers.
Free Medicare counseling (SHIP)
HIICAP (Health Insurance Information, Counseling and Assistance Program), through the NYC Department for the Aging
Free, unbiased help with Medicare questions.
How delivery will work at launch
RxPriceLink is a referral service. Your prescription is filled and dispensed by one of our licensed partner pharmacies, and a valid prescription is required. We plan to serve New York, including the New York City area, but delivery details, timing and any state-specific steps are still being finalized with our partner pharmacies. We will confirm them at launch and share them with list members first.
Guides for each borough
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Read the articlesNew York City questions
Where can I find free Medicare and senior help in New York City?
See the "Free Medicare and senior help in New York City" section on this page. Those are free government and nonprofit services. They are not affiliated with RxPriceLink and can't answer questions about our service.
Will RxPriceLink deliver prescriptions to New York City at launch?
We plan to serve New York, including the five boroughs, through licensed partner pharmacies. Delivery details and timing are still being finalized and will be confirmed at launch. We will tell list members first, and we cannot promise a date yet.
Do you have separate pages for each borough?
Yes. Use the borough links on this page for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. There is one New York sign-up list; choose New York on the form.
Can I join the list now if I live in New York City?
Yes. Joining is free and has no commitment. Choose New York on the form, and we will email you about the launch and opening offers. A valid prescription is required for any order.
Launch updates and opening offers
Prefer to talk? Call us toll-free 1-844-999-4295, Mon–Fri 9–5 ET.