Medication help for all ages

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I have gathered up all these for a friend of mine on disability.

I thought I would share what I found with all of you. In hopes you will pass on the information, also.

Not sure if this is the right forum to post this.

These #'s and links are for all ages. Not just people on SSI.

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Millions of low-income seniors "and people with disabilities"

don't qualify for prescription drug coverage under Medicare

but can't afford the medicines they need. To help, Eli Lilly

and Co. has launched a new patient assistance program called

LillyAnswers. The LillyAnswers card allows eligible partici-

pants to pay a flat fee of $12 for a 30-day supply of any

Lilly retail drug. Potential annual savings is $600 per med-

ication under Lilly's $12 fee. More than five million

Americans are eligible for the program. Enrollment is free

and began for eligible seniors on Tuesday, with participat-

ing pharmacies accepting the card beginning on April 1.

Enrollment applications are available by calling toll-free

1-877-RX-LILLY. For more information, visit

http://www.lillyanswers.com/

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Also,

http://www.together-rx.com/

My doctor told me about this one.

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http://www.needymeds.com/

There is help available for the many millions of people who have no insurance and can't afford to purchase their medicines.

http://www.rxhope.com/

http://medhlp.netusa.net/index.htm

http://www.pfizerforliving.com/

http://www.phrma.org/pap/

Share Card

Call 800-717-6005

To see if you qualify for this with Pfizer

Orange Card

GlaxoSmithKline

888-Orange6

Care Card

Novartis

http://www.novartis.com/carecard

866-974-2273

Free Medication and 'script assitance

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There are some pharmaceutical companies that offer free medications to low-income families. They require a doctor's consent and proof of your financial status. Depending on what your insurance covers, you may be able to apply. A few companies even allow family incomes as high as $40,000 annually (offset by expenses, of course). Here is a list of psychotropic medications with corresponding companies that feature patient-assistance programs and their contact numbers.

Note: Some of these companies may prefer to speak directly with your doctor.

Brand Name

Pharmaceutical Company

Program Phone #

Asendin

Lederle Laboratories

703/706-5933

BuSpar

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

800/332-2056

Calan

Searle

800/542-2526

Clozaril

Novartis Pharmaceuticals

800/257-3273

Compazine

SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals

800/546-0420

Depakote

Abbott Laboratories

800/441-4987

Desyrel (150 & 300 mg pills only)

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

800/332-2056

Effexor

Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories

703/706-5933

Elavil

Zeneca Pharmaceuticals

800/424-3727

Eskalith

Scios, Inc.

800/633-0711

Haldol, Haldol Decanoate

Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical, Inc.

800/797-7737

Isoptin

Knoll Pharmaceutical Company

800/524-2474

Klonopin

Roche Laboratories, Inc.

800/285-4484

Lithobid

Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

800/788-9277

Loxitane

Lederle Laboratories

703/706-5933

Ludiomil

Ciba Pharmaceuticals

800/257-3273

Luvox

Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

800/788-9277

Navane

Pfizer Inc.

800/646-4455

Norpramin

Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc.

800/221-4025

Brand Name

Pharmaceutical Company

Program Phone #

Parnate

Scios, Inc.

800/633-0711

Paxil

SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals

800/546-0420

Prolixin, Prolixin Decanoate

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

800/332-2056

Prozac

Eli Lilly and Company

800/545-6962

Remeron

Organon

800/241-8812

Risperdal

Janssen Pharmaceutical

800/544-2987

Serax

Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories

703/706-5933

Serentil

Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

800/556-8317

Serzone

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

800/332-2056

Sinequan

Pfizer Inc.

800/646-4455

Stelazine

Scios, Inc.

800/633-0711

Surmontil

Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories

703/706-5933

Tegretol

Novartis Pharmaceuticals

800/257-3273

Thorazine

Scios, Inc.

800/633-0711

Trilafon

Schering Laboratories/Key Pharmaceuticals

800/656-9485

Valium

Roche Laboratories, Inc.

800/285-4484

Wellbutrin

Glaxo Wellcome Inc.

800/722-9294

Zoloft

Pfizer Inc.

800/646-4455

Zyprexa

Eli Lilly and Company

800/545-6962

Here are also some links to precription assitance programs

Prescription Assistance Progams - Internet Sites

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If you find that any of the URLs for the following programs are no longer functioning or accurate please let me know. Also if

you find the program is misrepresenting itself,please tell me so we can remove them from this site as a referral source.

http://www.needymeds.com

http://www.themedicineprogram.com

http://www.rxassist.org/default.cfm

http://www.themedicinecorner.com/pills2.html

http://www.qdrug.com

http://www.indicare.com

http://www.mainrxprogram.com

http://www.medicationfoundation.com

http://www.prescriptiondiscount....free1b.htm

http://www.unitedmedhelp.com

http://www.freerxmed.com

http://www.destinationrx.com/prescriptions/

http://www.gov.im/dhss/security/...ptions.asp

http://www.infodumo.com

http://www.affordablecare.org

http://www.fcg.networks.net/seni...pills.html

http://www.canadameds.com

http://www.caremedicalmall.org/152.html

http://www.pharmacystore.com/index.asp

http://www.northamericanrx.com

http://www.thecanadiandrugstore.com

http://www.desktopdollars.com

http://www.thewindsofchange.org/freemed/html

http://www.thewindsofchange.oreg/meds.html

http://www.helpingpatients.org/

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http://www.aarp.org/bulletin/departments/2002/money/0510_money_1.html

State by state help.......

Specializes in MS Home Health.

Wowowow I have done home health and did not know all those sites. I am printing it off...........thanks tons!

renerian

Specializes in Everything except surgery.

Many of these companies no longer require the meds to be delivered to the MD's office as in the past. And some only require the first order to be delivered to the MD's office. Some also now have automated systems, so the MD's office doesn't have to deal with the paperwork, and the pt. can handle it by themselves, after getting the initial paperwork done by the MD.

Some of these programs take as long as 4-6 months, and will not accept faxs, only the originals of any information sent. Most will walk you thru their paperwork. Some have lines that say busy constantly. But when the state of Oregon, stopped paying for RX, many people came to the clinics looking for help. It was the worse feelings to talk to people who were scared, that they would have to decide whether to eat, have a roof over their heads, or have the meds they needed to live.

We also found that some of the drug reps would give us, extra samples to help us out, while pts were trying to get into these programs.

Specializes in Everything except surgery.

OOOh I forgot! Some drug companies will provides immediate shipment of meds such as insulin to pts. who can't afford it. Just call them up!

Wow. You have really put a lot into reaserching this. Thanks.

:kiss Thanks!!

:) Thank you so much for taking the time to reasearch and then inform others. although I live in Canada and this info isn't to useful to me personally I have a cousin who works in the United states and as soon as I have her email address I will forward this to her.

Again a BIG Thank You.

Wish I had info on any programs available in CANADA

Although we enjoy the luxury of haveing OHIP in Ontario and don't have to pay for hospital vistits. There is some like me who have no drug coverage.

In Ontario if you are low income you can apply for social assistance which cover basic drugs or to the trillium program and then you pay so much per year and they pay the rest.

Thankfully My children and I are healthy and I can buy into a drug plan at work. Right now I would be paying far more a year then the occasional antibiotic would cost me if one of my children was sick. The one chil I have legal custody of who is autictic and has epilespsy is on Ontario Disabilty services program and all his needs are covered

THANK Y OU

PS if anyone in Ontario has any info such as this please pass it along

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