Sedano's Now Accepting OTC & Flex Benefit Cards In-Store
With this announcement, Sedano's aims to expand access to essential grocery items while supporting the health and well-being of its customers, many of whom are seniors or caregivers managing special dietary and medical needs.
"At Sedano's, we care deeply about the families we serve," said
Customers can now use their eligible OTC & Flex benefit cards to shop for a variety of approved food items covered by their health plan. This includes staples such as fruits, vegetables, dairy products, whole grains, and more—helping members stretch their benefits and prioritize wellness at the grocery level.
This in-store initiative complements Sedano's ongoing mission to serve the community through culturally relevant offerings, affordability, and accessibility. Eligible members are encouraged to check with their healthcare provider to confirm participation and review a list of approved items.
About Sedano's Supermarkets
Founded in 1962 by the Herrán and Guerra families, Sedano's Supermarkets has grown to become one of the leading independent grocery chains in
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