Oncolink: Co-Pay Assistance 101

What is co-pay assistance?
What co-pay assistance is available?
and organizations provide co-pay assistance

KEY points to know about co-pay assistance

Cancer Care Copay Foundation cancercarecopay.org

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Co-Pay Assistance Program lls.org

Patient Advocate Foundation Co-Pay Relief Program http://bit.ly/17WNrsO

The Chronic Disease Fund cdfund.org

The Healthwell Foundation healthwellfoundation.org

Patient Services Incorporated patientservicesinc.org

National Association for Rare Disease (NORD) rarediseases.org

Patient Access Network Foundation panfoundation.org

Johnson and Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation jjpaf.org
 

ACS.org Reimbursement Hotlines 2002-2003 - accc-cancer.org

American Red Cross - free plasma and Globulin Intravenous (IGIV). www.redcross.org 

Bills/bankruptsy: Help Consolidating Medical Bills / Avoiding Bankruptcy?  http://bit.ly/nfcc-org  

Drug Dispensary of Hope: Locate by location  dispensaryofhope.org

Physicians' offices, distributors, and manufacturers send their donated medications to the program's distribution center, which receives prescription requests from the dispensing partners and forwards the medications as needed. 

Bristol-Meyers Indigent Patient Assistance Program, 
 
Bristol-Myers Oncology Division, 
2404 West Pennsylvania St., Evansville, IN 47721 (812) 429-5000 
Provides Cytoxan to patients with financial need.

Genentech's Access to Care Foundation
 
1 DNA Way MS #13A
South San Francisco, CA 94080
(800) 530-3083 FAX: (650) 225-1366 genentech.com

Help with cost of medications - geocities.com | jackstem.com | naotd.org | rxhope.com

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Launches New Co-Pay Assistance Program 
 
Tuesday January 16, 8:00 am ET Eligible patients will receive financial support for prescriptions

For more information on the program visit  www.lls.org/ copay or 
call 877-LLS-COPAY

NeedyMeds - Brand Name Index | Generic Name index | Drug Company Index

If the drug or company that makes the drug you need are on these lists, 
you probably can get assistance to pay for it from the information provided here.Medicare Prescription drug assistance  Medicare.gov

Medicare.gov: Pharmaceutical Assistance Program index of drugs with such programs http://1.usa.gov/1irc1L2 

Some pharmaceutical companies offer assistance programs for the drugs they manufacture. Click on the first letter of your drug name to see if any programs are available for the drugs you are taking. If your drug is on the list, click on "details" for detailed information about the program.

Medicare.gov: Prescription Drug Assistance Programs Medicare.gov

Medication Manufacturers' Indigent Drug Programs Parkinsonswellness.org

Medically Indigent Drug Assistance Information Booklet, American Cancer Society
 
Lists companies and the drugs available as well as guidelines of their procedures for providing the drugs. Booklet available free to health care providers. 
Call American Cancer Society. 1-800-ACS-2345 or local chapter

New York consumer guide for insurance - health plans must respond to internal appeals according to a specified timeframe.  kff.org

Partnership for Prescription Assistance http://www.pparx.org/

The Partnership for Prescription Assistance helps qualifying patients 
without prescription drug coverage get the medicines they need through the 
program that is right for them. Many will get their medications free or 
nearly free.

The Partnership for Prescription Assistance will help you find the program 
that's right for you, free of charge. Remember, you will never be asked for 
money by a PPA Call Center representative, or on this Web site.

Or call toll-free 1-888-4ppa-now (1-888-477-2669) to see if you are eligible 

Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)  Phone: (800) 762-4636.

Rituxan - Help for patients who are underinsured or uninsured NeedyMeds  |  Rituxan-specific

RxAssist: Provides health care providers with information on accessing more than 100 pharmaceutical manufacturers' patient assistance programs. RXassist.org