Can't Afford Your Prescription Medication?
Free Prescription Medicine is Available
to all U.S. citizens who
qualify.
- If you don't have any
insurance or a government program
that pays for any part of your outpatient prescription medicine . . . - If you have a good relationship with your doctor...
- If you are on a low, fixed income....
Then, you may qualify for a program which provides
And/or print an
Application
Form and make it available to someone
who would benefit from this program.
Free Medication
Prescription Drug Program
"Free
Medicine for those who qualify."
When you can't afford your prescription medicines, there is an established free medication program available through the pharmaceutical industry. Last year, the free medication program gave more than a billion dollars worth of free medicine to people with limited resources. For only a $5 per medication (one-time processing fee), we will help you obtain free medications, and we offer a money back guarantee!
Do you qualify for free medications?
Three basic
requirements to
be enrolled include the following:
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The applicant has no private prescription drug insurance and does not qualify for any government coverage for outpatient prescription drugs.
The applicant has a good relationship with their doctor. Note: The doctor will have to sign a form and/or make a toll free telephone call on behalf of the applicant to receive the free medications.
The applicant's income is at a level which causes a hardship when required to purchase the medication at retail rates.
For more specific information..
Free Medications Coordinator
Call toll free...(888) 380-MEDS (6337) Ext 205
Program Objectives
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Inform the potentially qualified applicant.
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Simplify the application process.
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Provide general written guidance in the application process.
Although we cannot guarantee your approval, if you believe that you may qualify, we will attempt to assist you in your efforts to get free medications. If you have any family or friends who may benefit from this program, please ask them to read this information and/or contact us directly (888) 380-MEDS (6337).
If you are approved and enrolled, your medication will be sent to your doctor and he/she will dispense it to you. If the program's sponsor approves your application, you will receive your medication at no charge. To be accepted into the program, the applicant's income must fall within the limits established by the program sponsor for that particular medication. The household income limit requirement varies with each program.
Examples listed in the 1999 report outlining the criteria for approval and enrollment suggests that individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $50,000.00 annually can qualify. The average income limits to qualify is approximately $18,000 per individual and $24,000 per family. Those applicants normally qualifying at the highest income limits (above $30,000 per year) are generally MS, AIDS, transplant or cancer patients in need of very expensive drugs. 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, for faster service, you can complete the online form by clicking on the Free Rx Application button at the bottom of the page or you can simply mail a letter with the following information:
- The name, address and phone number of the person taking the medication.
- The name of his/her medication (s).
- The name of the doctor who prescribes the medication.
- A $5.00 processing fee is required for each medication requested. This fee is payable to Medical Discounts International.
Mail letter to the following:
Medical Discounts
International
322 Paseo Tesoro
Walnut, CA 91789
After receiving your information and fee, we will respond to you by return mail. One of the items you will receive 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 received and read it.