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How to Receive Your Prescriptions for Free or Low Cost on an ONGOING BASIS

You Are About to Learn How to Save an Average of $890 Per Year on Each Medication You Take.

Example Monthly Savings Comparison Chart
Medication Walgreens.com Cost Our Cost:
One-time $10 processing fee with
Free Medicine
Savings
Each Person
Per Month
Lipitor 80mg $121.99 $10.00 $111.99
Zoloft 25mg $93.99 $10.00 $83.99
Effexor XR 37.5mg $112.99 $10.00 $102.99
Singulair 4mg $112.99 $10.00 $102.99
Plavix 75mg $135.99 $10.00 $125.99
Nexium 20mg $161.99 $10.00 $151.99
Total $739.94 $60.00 $679.94
Monthly Savings: $679.94
Annual Savings: $8,099.28
Stop throwing away your money on expensive prescription medicine and take advantage of the assistance programs offered to those in need. The average prescription medication costs $75 per month, which means that you likely spend around $900 per year on one medication. NO MORE!

Free Medicine's staff and volunteers facilitate access to programs that have been available for the last 50 years helping people to save or eliminate their prescription medicine costs. And it's not just poor people who qualify for assistance. With each medication, the income criteria varies from below the poverty level up to $80,000 for a family of four.

This organization helps people to get free medicine directly from pharmaceutical sponsors. If you don't have prescription-drug coverage or have exhausted it-and it's a financial hardship to purchase your medication, you may qualify for assistance regardless of your age. Most successful applicants have incomes that are too high for Medicaid but not high enough to buy health care with drug benefits.

The main requirement is that you need the help.  If you do not fit the standard requirement of being uninsured, under-insured or have reached a cap with your insurance coverage, or eligible Medicare Part D enrollees who have reached the "donut hole" with your prescription coverage, it’s possible that you can be accepted on appeal if you can show that paying for your required medication is a financial hardship for you.

Even if you don't fit that description, you probably know someone who does, so pass it on. Here's how it works:

You fill out an application, which you can obtain online here, or by calling 1-573-996-3333. On the application, list your name, address, phone number, your prescription drugs and the name and address of your doctor. Mail the form, along with an application processing fee of $10 for each prescription, to Free Medicine, P. O. Box 125, Doniphan, Missouri 63935-0125.

You'll receive a Customized Packet and a letter for your doctor asking for his or her help in completing the application(s). The doctor should specify your prescription and dosage and mail the completed forms to the appropriate sponsor, which either approves or rejects the application(s). If you are approved, the sponsor will usually send out a three-month supply of free medication to your doctor for you.

Read on for more specific instructions to apply for free medicine or Apply now to see if you or a loved one qualifies like millions of others already have to receive FREE prescription medicine.

Free Medicine's function, in cooperation with the physician, is to assist patients who may qualify to enroll in one or more of the many patient assistance programs now available. These programs provide prescription medicine free-of-charge to individuals in need, regardless of age, if they meet the sponsor's criteria.

If you are approved and enrolled, your medication will be sent to your doctor and he will dispense it to you. If the program's sponsor approves your application, you will receive your medication at no charge. If you wish to begin your application process at this time, simply mail to us the required items numbered one (1) through four (4).
 

To be approved for enrollment, some of the primary requirements are:
 
bullet The applicant has no insurance coverage for outpatient prescription drugs.
 
bullet The applicant does not qualify for a government program which provides for prescription medication, e.g. Medicaid.
 
bullet The applicant's income is at a level which causes a hardship when the patient is required to purchase the medication at retail.

...to be accepted into the program, the applicant's income must fall within the limits established by his particular sponsor. The household income limit requirement varies with each program sponsor.

Examples listed in the 2007 report outlining the sponsor's criteria for approval and enrollment; relate that individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $80,000.00 annually can qualify. Decisions concerning which medications are provided and which individuals are accepted into the programs are made by the various program sponsors.

If you believe there is a possibility that you may qualify, and desire our assistance, please mail to us the following listed items, either by printing out, completing and mailing to us the
Program Application Form or by simply writing us a letter including:

  1. The name, address and phone number of the person taking the medication.
  2. The name of his/her medication's.
  3. The name of your doctor who prescribes the medication.
  4. Free Medicine requires a $10.00 processing fee for each medication requested. This fee is payable by cash, check or money order to Free Medicine.

The processing fee should be mailed to Free Medicine, P. O. Box 125, Doniphan, Missouri 63935-0125, along with the above requested information about the patient's medication. Or you can apply online here. This is the quickest way to apply, because it takes out the snail-mail time, and the forms for you and your doctor will be emailed to the e-mail address supplied by the applicant, unless otherwise requested.) The funds necessary to support this program and distribute these informational materials are provided by the $10.00 processing fees contributed by the applicants.

Immediately after receiving your information and fee, we will respond to you either by e-mail or by return mail. One of the items you will receive from us will be a letter addressed to your doctor. This letter provides your doctor with information about this program and requests his/her cooperation. The doctor's letter will also provide an access number to your particular program sponsor. You should read, sign and forward the doctor's letter to him/her immediately after you have received and read it.

Again, the first step you must take for us to be able to assist you in the application process, is for you to return to Free Medicine the above items numbered one (1) through four (4). (You can apply online here.) Upon receipt of these items we will immediately process your information and respond to you by return mail.

These privately funded programs have helped thousands of families who cannot afford expensive prescription medicine. Although we cannot guarantee your approval, if you believe you may qualify to participate, we will be diligent in our efforts to assist you. Past results have proven our program successful. If you have family or friends who may benefit from this program, you can print an application form from this web site for them or call 1-573-996-3333 to request a free brochure/application be mailed to you.

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