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About Medication Assistance

Struggling to pay for your prescriptions? The medication assistance program may be able to help.

If you have no insurance, limited or no prescription coverage or have Medicare and find yourself in the "donut hole," our community health workers can connect you with free or almost free prescription medications. You don't have to skip doses or choose between taking your medications and paying bills—we are here to help.

Our staff specializes in tracking down the very best price for generic and brand name medications for chronic illness. People enrolled in our program receive prescriptions for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, pain management, respiratory conditions, gastrointestinal diseases, chronic infectious diseases, like Hepatitis C, and much more.

Our locations extend their services to twenty-seven counties as outlined below. A dedicated Program Assistant is assigned to each primary hub and provides services to surrounding counties.

Who qualifies?

Assistance is available for those who:

  • are uninsured
  • are underinsured
  • have prescribed medication that is not covered by their primary insurance
  • have extremely high co-pays

What is required?

To receive assistance, you must have all of the following:

  • Prescribing physician (physician must sign application and provide a valid prescription)
  • State issued ID (driver's license or identification card)
  • Social security card
  • Proof of income (tax return, paycheck stubs, social security award letter, letter of support if currently living with a caretaker)

Call 1-866-524-1408 to get started.

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Last edited by: jacobwde 09/21/2023


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