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Assistance programs for free or reduced-cost insulin, prescription medications, and diabetes supplies Important Disclaimer - Islets of Hope provides this information for general information and it is not intended to be a recommendation or endorsement of any program or entity. Please contact the company directly as information may change, programs may be discontinued, or there may be certain changes in restrictions for qualifying for assistance. Program information is subject to change without notice. Please be sure to contact the administrator of any program before submitting an application.
Hock's offers 30-50% discounted prices on diabetes supplies. We cannot specifically recommend or endorse any company but we have been listing Hock's in our resource directory for over a year as one of the two cheapest online companies to purchase from. We recently affiliated with Hock's because our own experience with them has been so positive. If you do place an order through our site, they will contribute financially towards our cause and you will get reasonable prices for diabetes supplies. You might also be interested in:
National Patient Assistance Programs for Diabetes Prescriptions and Supplies PFIZER Eligibility: Any patient that a physician
is treating as indigent is eligible. Patients must have incomes below $12.000
(single) of $15,000 (family). Patients must not be receiving or be eligible for
third-party or Medicaid reimbursements for medications. No co-payment or
cost-sharing is required by the patient. PFIZER INC. PFIZER INC. Eligibility:Must be an Arkansas resident to qualify. Eligible individuals are certified by the Arkansas Local County Department of Human Services as being Arkansas residents below the federal poverty guidelines, who do not have health insurance benefits and do not qualify for any government entitlement programs. No co-payment or cost-sharing is required from the patient. Physician must waive his or her fee for the initial visit. This program does not apply to individuals during hospital inpatient stays. Other Program Information:Physicians should contact the Arkansas Health Care Access Foundation for further information. PFIZER INC.
Toll Free #: (800) 869-9979 Eligibility: Patient must not have insurance or
other third-party coverage, including Medicaid, and must not be eligible for a
statels AIDS drug assistance program. Patient must have an income of less than
$25,000 a year without dependents, or less than $40,000 a year with
dependents. PFIZER INC.
PFIZER INC.
Eligibility: Any patient that a physician is
treating as indigent is eligible. Patients must have incomes below $12.000
(single) of $15,000 (family). Patients must not be receiving or be eligible for
third-party or Medicaid reimbursements for medications. No co-payment or
cost-sharing is required by the patient. The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) and its member companies sponsor an interactive website with information on drug assistance programs at www.helpingpatients.org. Phone: (202) 835-3400; The following information comes from the The National Federation for the Blind: "The pharmaceutical industry has a tradition of providing medications free of charge to physicians whose patients might not otherwise have access to necessary medicines. Members of PhRMA, an association of drug manufacturers, have created a directory listing each participating manufacturer and the products that manufacturer has decided to list. Eligibility rules vary between manufacturers. All prescription medications are not included and all drug manufacturers may not be members of PhRMA. Still, the association's patient assistance program (which does include insulin, oral diabetes medications, and cyclosporine) is a useful safety net. For information about the Directory of Prescription Drug Patient Assistance Programs, physicians should contact PhRMA at the above address. (NOTE: The Web list of participating companies is in text but reading the directory requires Adobe Acrobat software.)" PHARMACIA CORPORATION Eligibility: Based on federal poverty level and no
prescription drug coverage.
PillBot - Use their free online system to compare drug prices to find cheapest sources for drugs. Preferred Rx - Since 1988, Preferred Rx, a mail-order pharmacy in Cleveland, Ohio, has helped ease the financial burden experienced by many patients and families using expensive maintenance prescription drugs. Call 1-800-843-7038 for Discount Club prices and details on programs offered (below). Preferred Rx offers two programs: one for people who have insurance covering prescription drugs and one for people who don't. For those who qualify for our mail-order/insurance billing plan, Preferred Rx:
Patients who do not have insurance can join Preferred Rx's Discount Prescription Club, a program offering significant savings at local pharmacies! A $25.00 annual fee (which covers the whole family) entitles members to preferred discount pricing. Proctor and Gamble Pharmaceuticals - Proctor and Gamble Pharmaceuticals Patient Assistance Program - 1-800-830-9049 Procter & Gamble: The Patient Assistance Program is designed to help qualified patients gain access to Procter & Gamble prescription medications free of charge. Through this program, qualified patients can receive a 90-day supply of their prescription and up to 3 refills. RHONE-POULENC RORER INC. PROCTER & GAMBLE PHARMACEUTICALS, INC.
Eligibility: Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals
has always tried to ensure that all patients have full access to its products.
To qualify, patients should have exhausted prescription coverage through private
or public insurance. Each patient's case is handled on an individual basis. The
company relies on the physician's assessment of need to determine eligibility.
Application forms are provided by the company for the physician/patient to
complete. An original prescription duly signed by the attending physician for
one of the company's products is required. Roche Laboratories Inc. - Roche Laboratories Patient Assistance Program - 1-800-285-4484 ROCHE
LABORATORIES, INC. ROCHE LABORATORIES,
INC. Eligibility:
The Roche Medical Needs Program is designed as an interim solution for
patients who lack third-party outpatient prescription drug coverage under
private insurance, government-funded programs (e.g., Medicaid, Medicare,
Veterans Affairs, etc.), or private/community sources and are unable to afford
to purchase our products on their own. Roche offers the Medical Needs Program as
a philanthropic endeavor to assure access to Roche products for needy patients
at no charge until alternative funding can be found. The Roche Medical Needs
Program is part of Roche's commitment to assure access to our products and is
not intended to supplant or replace prescription drug coverage provided by
third-party public or private payers. This program is for individual outpatients
who meet the Medical Needs Program criteria and is offered through licensed
practitioners. The program is not intended for clinics, ROCHE LABORATORIES,
INC. ROCHE LABORATORIES,
INC.
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