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Online information resource of programs that provide assistance to people who are unable to afford their medications and health care costs. Users can search by drug name to see available patient assistance programs and discount cards.

Offers hundreds of common medications by mail at low prices.

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

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.

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.

A community clinic that provides family and community medicine, pediatrics, and mental health counseling. Also helps the patient to access the 340b program and drug company assistance.

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.

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.

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.

Provides information (via a website, manual, and helpline) on drug assistance programs such as discounts or free prescriptions. Includes programs offered by pharmaceutical manufacturers. Provides a free drug discount card for participating pharmacies.

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.

Pfizer RxPathways® helps eligible patients get access to their Pfizer medicines by offering a range of prescription assistance services, including insurance counseling, co-pay help (This is not health insurance. Terms and conditions apply.), Pfizer medicines for free or at a savings, and more.

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.

A community clinic that provides Family and Community Medicine, Pediatrics, and Podiatry. Also helps the patient to access the 340b program and drug company assistance.

Provides free and low cost prescriptions to patients who qualify. Helps patients enroll in discount programs through drug companies.

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

Provides the following services: - Process and track all patient referrals Provide medication assistance for patients without insurance - Enroll patients and community members into Marketplace or Medicare - Assist with transportation - Obtain prior authorization for diagnostic testing and medications with third party payors 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.

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

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.

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 assistance with finding medications at the lowest price.

Offers a free prescription drug price comparison tool for consumers that list the prices of prescriptions at participating pharmacies nationwide including major chain pharmacies such as CVS, Walgreens, Meijer, Costco, Walmart, and more. Provides available coupon price and membership price for prescription drugs: - Coupon Price: Free, printable coupons from a variety of providers gives consumers access to discounted prices. - Membership Price: Amount paid with a membership program. Provides the terms of membership program including the cost and terms of the membership. Some memberships are free, others typically $5 to $30 a year.

Provides medications for the treatment of HIV/AIDS and in some cases, help with applying for other medication assistance programs. Medications are ordered through a mail order pharmacy. This program should be used as a last resort.