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Provides diagnosis, x-rays, and treatment for people who have tuberculosis. Utilizes outreach workers to provide follow-up to TB patients to ensure that they are taking their medications as prescribed.

Service that helps Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana County residents obtain free medications that are used on a long term basis. Works with the pharmaceutical companies and their specific guidelines along with patient's physician to obtain medications for uninsured, under-insured and Medicare/Medicaid patients.

Provide birth certificates for anyone born in Ohio and death certificates for Mahoning County residents; group home, rest home and nursing home inspections and licensure program; food and sanitary inspections; information on AIDS and free distribution on safer sex products; well child/infant immunizations and adult immunizations; reproductive health and wellness clinic; sexually transmitted infection clinic; rodent and mosquito control program.

Medication Assistance Program is available for Muskingum County residents, who have a respiratory diagnosis. The clinic will assist with the purchase of TB and respiratory medications for those who qualify for our financial assistance program. We can also supplement other programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance co-pays. Will also assist with applications for pharmaceutical companies' assistance programs. For non-respiratory medications, nurses will make arrangements for you to meet with other local agencies who may provide that service.

Offers more than 600 generic and brand name medication strengths by mail to those who are uninsured, insured or underinsured. Prescriptions are available in 90 and 180 day supplies.

Provides pharmacy services to assist individuals in obtaining prescription medication, health screenings, and seasonal immunizations when available.

Offers a prescription drug discount card program designed to lower the cost of prescriptions.

Provides information about and applications for pharmaceutical patient assistance programs. These programs offer prescriptions for free or reduced costs to persons who qualify. A multitude of programs from a variety of companies are listed on a website where individuals may search for information by brand name, generic name, drug class, or company (manufacturer's name). Provides information about procedures, requirements, and distribution of each program and offers step-by-step instructions about how to apply.

Responsible for communicable disease control in Preble County, including rabies and tuberculosis control. Pays for medications for indigent tuberculosis patients and performs follow-ups with them.

Helps individuals access free and low-cost prescription medication through drug companies, generic mail order pharmacies, retail pharmacy programs, discount cards and/or disease specific foundations that provide copay and premium assistance.

Provides assistance with determining eligibility for and applying for the medications through pharmaceutical companies indigent patient programs.

Maintains comprehensive information about Patient Support and Prescription Assistance Programs for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients.

A prescription discount card program, with savings averaging 40% on prescriptions. This card is accepted at more than 60,000 pharmacies in the nationwide network. Visit the website to download a printable card, find participating pharmacies, and estimate savings on prescriptions here Free prescription savings card. A card will be mailed to you, on request.

Certain pharmaceutical companies offer a Patient Assistance Program (PAP). We here at MVHC provide a FREE ADVOCACY PROGRAM to assist you with the application process, gathering the required income verification documents, obtaining your doctor’s signatures and prescriptions, mailing applications, processing refills at your request, receiving the medication and then notification of its arrival to our office. Every company that offers a PAP will have their own eligibility criteria and qualifications for enrollment. In general, these savings programs are for patients who are unable to pay for their medications and do not have any private or public prescription drug insurance coverage. Most programs have income requirements, and patients will need to provide proof of income along with other documentation that verifies their eligibility on an annual basis. The criteria differ for each medication and for each drug company. Pharmaceutical companies provide patient assistance programs voluntarily--they are not required by law to offer them and can change the process or even discontinue a medication at any time. Your healthcare provider at MVHC will refer you to this department if they if they prescribe a covered medication and to determine if you are eligible to receive free medication.

Assists patients to apply for drug company programs which provide prescription medications at a discount or free of charge. This involves first determining whether such a program is available for the medication, then completing an application form and working with the patient and physician to collect necessary documentation to support the application.

Community clinic that provides a variety of services, including:

• General Primary Care.
• Chronic Illness Management.
• Geriatric Care.
• Diagnostic Laboratory.
• Physical and Health Screenings.
• Coverage for Emergencies During and After hours.
• Voluntary Family Planning.
• Flu Shot and Immunizations.
• Well Child Services.
• Gynecological Care.
• Obstetrical Care: Prenatal Care and Postpartum Care.
• STD Testing.
• HIV and Hepatitis C Treatment.
• HIV Prevention (PReP).
• Substance Use Disorder Treatment.
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).

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Issues coupons and cards that offer discounts on prescriptions at participating pharmacies.

Website provides information about patient assistance programs that provide no cost prescription medications to eligible participants. Information is presented in an intuitive, user-friendly format. Also provides information about state/federal assistance programs.

Ohio's "Best Rx" is a prescription drug discount card program designed to lower the cost of prescriptions for Ohio residents without prescription drug insurance coverage who are: 60 years of age or over; or Under age 60 with annual family incomes of less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level which is $32,670 (single), $44,130 (family of two), $67,050(family of four).

Provide assistance with finding medications at the lowest price.

Generic pricing covers a 30-day supply for $4 or a 90-day supply for $10. Additional medications are offered at various reduced rates. See a pharmacist for details. $4 program covers medications for a 30-day supply of eligible drugs at commonly prescribed dosages. $10 program covers medications for a 90-day supply of eligible drugs at commonly prescribed dosages. Prices for less than a 90-day supply are prorated based on the 30-day price. Prices for more than a 90-day supply are prorated based on the 90-day price on the $10 program. Some insurance plans, including government-funded prescription programs, may not cover a 90-day supply. Visit web site to view complete list of generic medications available.

Provide birth certificates for anyone born in Ohio and death certificates for Mahoning County residents; group home, rest home and nursing home inspections and licensure program; food and sanitary inspections; information on AIDS and free distribution on safer sex products; well child/infant immunizations and adult immunizations; reproductive health and wellness clinic; sexually transmitted infection clinic; rodent and mosquito control program.

Our medical providers offer Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) services to patients to reduce the likelihood of contracting HIV. Our providers are also trained in providing Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) an emergency-based treatment for the prevention of HIV after possible exposure has occurred. PEP should be taken within 72 hours of exposure. For more information about PrEP and PEP, visit www.OhioPrEP.org