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• Directory of Prescription Drug Patient Assistance Programs: "The research-based pharmaceutical industry has a tradition of providing prescription medicines free of charge to physicians whose patients might not otherwise have access to necessary medicines." Ask your doctor to check into this program.
• Bipolar Significant Others: "Lists Programs to Provide Drugs to Low Income Patients."
• The Medicine Program: Volunteer program providing assistance to uninsured financially challenged individuals. We understand that prescription drugs and diabetic supplies may be a part of your life and that cost is a financial burden. We provide assistance in accessing the many patient assistance programs now available for those who qualify.
• Free and Low Cost Prescription Drugs: "...Many major drug companies provide free or low cost medication, but rarely, if ever publicize the programs...We’ve published an A to Z listing of all the drugs that are available to certain qualified groups for free or at very low cost directly from the manufacturer."
• Free Medication Programs for Low-Income Patients: (popup) "Toll-Free 800 Numbers to Programs and Pharmaceuticals."
• How to Apply to Free Prescription Drug Programs: "List of some of the drug companies that have programs allowing patients to receive free prescription drugs. Each drug company offers about the same program, though some are a little different. Either the doctor or the patient calls the representative listed and can request information on how to sign up for the Indigent Patient Program...."
• Needy Meds: "Many pharmaceutical manufacturers have special programs to assist people who can't afford to buy the drugs they need. One problem is that it's often hard to learn about these programs. Our goal is to make this information easily accessible."
• Canada's Pharmacare: Clients of Mental Health Centres (Plan G) Eligibility is determined by the mental health centres. Clients of mental health centres receive psychiatric medication at no charge. The objective is to prevent hospitalization or other very serious consequences that are likely to occur if a person cannot obtain psychiatric medication because of financial hardship