Free Medication,
Free
Medicine
Free Prescription Drug Program
Welcome to the National
FREE Medicine Program
Do you qualify for free medications?
These programs are available nationwide and are designed to help people of all ages. We have been operating for more than ten years. We are a member of the Better Business Bureau. Since our inception, we've helped thousands of people who could not afford the cost of their prescription drugs.
MEDICINE at NO COST!
- If you do not have insurance or a government program that pays for your outpatient prescription medicine
- If you have a good relationship with your doctor
- If the high cost of your Medicine causes you a financial hardship
- You may qualify to enroll in a privately sponsored program which provides
We
invite medical professionals, social workers and others in the healthcare field
to contact us. Send an e-mail to
MedicalDiscounts@aol.com
including a postal address and we will
mail you a supply of brochures designed to provide the patient/applicant with
information and an application for this program.
May we
suggest that you print an
Application
Form and make it available to someone
who would benefit from this program?
Free Medication Prescription Drug Program
When you can't afford your prescription medications, there is an established free medication prescriptions drug 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. The free medication plan provides Free Medicine for those who qualify. For only a $5 per medication (one-time processing fee), we will help you obtain free medications, and we offer a money back guarantee!
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE...There is very little financial risk for using our service. Most medications are available in the free medication program. However, if a specific requested medication is not available through the free program, applicants will immediately receive a full $5 refund. If you are denied for a particular medication, your doctor will receive a denial letter. For each denial letter sent to us within 90-days, applicants will receive a $3 refund. If requested by the applicant, refunds can be used to enroll in our discount mail order Rx program with savings of up to 85%. Everyone qualifies for our low cost medication program.
Some of the basic
requirements to
be enrolled include the following:
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The applicant has no insurance coverage for outpatient prescription drugs.
The applicant has a good relationship with their doctor.
The applicant's income is at a level which causes a hardship when required to purchase the medication at retail rates.
The applicant does not qualify for a government or third party program which provides for prescription drugs.
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.
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 yearly individual/$24,000 family, and those applicants normally qualifying at the highest income limits 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 "MDI".
Mail letter to the following:
Medical Discounts International
322 Paseo Tesoro .
Walnut, California 91789
(888) 380-6337 Fax (866) 380-6337
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.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE...There is very little financial risk for using our service. Most medications are available within the free medication program. However, if a specific requested medication is not available through the free program, applicants will immediately receive a full $5 refund. If you are denied for a particular medication, your doctor will receive a denial letter. For each denial letter sent to us within 90-days, applicants will receive a $3 refund. If requested by the applicant, any refund can be used to enroll in one of our International Rx programs with savings of up to 85%.
If you have any questions, please call Lynnda Dabney, Free Medications Program Director at (888) 380-6337. Simply complete and return the Free Rx Application, and if you qualify, in a few weeks you should be receiving your free medications.
Who may be Approved for Free Medicine Enrollment?
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People of ALL AGES nationwide
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Seniors and retired people
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Students
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Families
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People on Social Security/Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
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People on Social Security Disability or SSI, with no prescription coverage
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People on a fixed income
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Single people
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Working people
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People without jobs
People who
are taking care of loved ones and paying for their prescription medication
because they can’t
FREE Prescription Medicine is
Available for those who Qualify.
Our goal is to help Americans get their medications for free. For eight years we have assisted tens of thousands of people across the nation to substantially reduce or completely eliminate their prescription drug bills. The majority of our applicants have too many resources to qualify for government prescription drug assistance programs, and too little resources to pay retail rates for their medications. We charge a one-time $5 fee per medication application. However, if the medication is not available for free or if your application for free medication is denied for any reason, you will receive a refund.
MEDICINE at NO COST!
Free Medicine Program Objectives
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Find the appropriate Patient Assistance Program (s) for applicants nationwide.
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Provide applicant with the latest, most complete and accurate information.
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Simplify the rules, guidelines and procedures of obtaining free medications.
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Expedite the submission process, by preparing your customized submission package
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Guide and assist in the free medication application process
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Provide general written guidance in the application process.
Although we cannot guarantee 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.
Once enrolled and approved, 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.
Medication List
Most medications are available through the free program for residents in every state and Puerto Rico. However, if an applicant requests a medication that is not currently available through the free medication program, they will be given the choice of receiving a full $5 refund or they could apply the $5 processing fee toward securing a yearly membership in the Canadian Medication Program.
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Often Americans can get free medicine if they meet the income requirements (ie. under $2,000 per month); if they don't have insurance or a government program that pays for their outpatient prescription medicine; if they have a good relationship with their doctor; and if the high cost of medicine causes a financial hardship.
- Free medicine is available nationwide for people of all ages.
- For only a $5 per medication (one-time processing fee), we will help applicants obtain free medications, free prescription drugs and we offer a money back guarantee!
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As soon as we receive the information on needed prescription drugs and the $5 per medication processing fee, we immediately send the applicant a customized information packet that is prepared specifically to cover their individual needs.
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In the personalized packet, there is a letter to the applicant's doctor.
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The personalized packet also contains the quick, easy-to-follow steps to be taken by the applicant and physician in order to complete the free medication application process.
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Upon completion of these steps, the applications are sent to the appropriate drug sponsors as listed in the packet.
Once approved, in just a few weeks, the FREE medicines are generally sent to the physician to dispense to the applicant.
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You may be eligible for FREE prescription drugs like these:
| Lipitor© | Synthroid© | Norvasc© | Zoloft© | Glocose Meters© | Plavix© |
| Viagra© | Glucophage© | Paxil© | Toprol XL© | Zocor© | Nexium© |
| Flovent© | Fosamax© | Neurontin© | Combivent© | Nasacort© | Seroquel© |
| Premarin© | Prozac© | Calan© | Advair Diskus© | Prevacid© | Ultram© |
| Zantac© | Wellbutrin© | Macalcin© | Pravachol© | Insulin© | Valtrex© |
The list above is only a FEW of the thousands of BRAND-NAME prescription drugs available…Most brand-name drugs are AVAILABLE through these programs. If you take a generic medicine, we will try to find the brand name of it when you apply.
Prescription Drugs used to treat diabetes, weight loss, hypertension, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, high cholesterol, cancer, allergy, asthma, arthritis, AIDS, organ transplants, pain management, depression and many other health conditions are available for FREE or low-cost if you qualify.
General Income Eligibility Criteria: Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $60,000 can receive free drugs. Each sponsored drug has it’s own eligibility criteria
FREE Prescription Medicine!
- People who have maxed out their prescription insurance coverage
- People on Medicaid, (state public assistance) but have prescriptions Medicaid does NOT cover or have exceeded the prescription drug limit for this calendar year
- People on Medicare with no outpatient prescription coverage
- Some, but not many sponsors offer help for people who cannot afford their co-insurance fees.
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ccording to the Wall Street Journal, it's not just poor people who qualify for free medicine. To qualify, applicants must show they have no prescription insurance coverage; household income must be low enough that paying for medicine would pose a hardship; and that they make to much money to qualify for public assistance such as Medicaid. Individuals with family incomes ranging from below the national poverty level up to $38,000, and in some cases, families with annual incomes as high as $60,000 can receive free drugs.
Free Medicine Foundation, a patient-advocacy organization, connects patients to
free or very low-cost prescription drug programs available to eliminate or
substantially reduce their prescription drug bills. Last year, over 7.6 million
Americans of all ages utilized what the Wall Street Journal calls the best-kept
secret in the drug business by taking advantage of
“patient assistance programs.” These
programs help those who otherwise cannot afford prescription drugs receive their
brand-name medications absolutely free. For a $5 fee per prescription, Lawson
Healthcare Foundation Foundation assists the applicant through the complicated
paperwork and application process.
As a part of their pledge that “no patient in need of medicines will do
without them,” over 160 leading drug companies including Pfizer,
Bristol-Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, Wyeth-Ayerst, Searle and Merck now offer their
medications at no cost to patients. Pfizer currently donates more medicines to
patients than any other pharmaceutical company. Last year, Pfizer helped
approximately 1.4 million patients by providing 2.3 million prescriptions valued
at nearly $345 million. Brand-name drugs such as Lipitor©, Daypro©, Norvasc©,
Neurontin©, Zocor©, Viagra© Glucophage© and hundreds more are covered under
these assistance programs. Most all brand-name drugs are available for free to
those who qualify.
Caregivers, churches and social organizations are encouraged to utilize Lawson
Healthcare Foundation’s services. Volunteers are needed to help spread the word
to those who cannot afford the high costs of prescription medication. Send an
email to MedicalDiscounts@aol.com or call 1-888-380-6337 to request a free
supply of brochures mailed to you that are designed to provide the
patient/applicant with information and an application for this program.
To be approved for free medicine enrollment, the primary requirements are the following:
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Is it a
financial hardship because of the high cost of your medicine? |
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You don't have
medical insurance coverage that pays for outpatient prescription drugs? |
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Have you maxed
out or reached a cap on your outpatient prescription drug insurance
coverage? |
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Have you
exhausted all your third party insurance and/or aid from Medicaid and
social agencies? |
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Are you taking care of your loved ones and paying for their prescription medication because they can’t? |
Why do Pharmaceutical Companies Help Patients Get Their Medicines for FREE?
As advocates for patients seeking prescription medicine assistance, Medical Discounts International is committed to getting the word out and helping patients apply for free medicine. Our organization puts people in touch with sponsors willing to supply free medication. As cost of prescription medications continues to increase, often making them unaffordable for people without insurance, the drug manufacturers themselves are helping get their products to the people who need them practically free of charge. Pharmaceutical sponsors who have programs do so for various reasons. Some believe that they have a corporate social obligation to help those who can't afford their products. Others believe it's a good marketing tool. One free medicine sponsor has stated, “many people who can't afford their medicines now go on to obtain some type of prescription coverage. And when they get this coverage, the pharmaceutical companies want the patient to remain on their products.”
Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), an association and lobbying group whose members include many of the larger pharmaceutical manufacturers have pledged, “no patient in need of medicines will do without them.” Also, this is made possible in part by the Federal Government, which provides tax rebates to drug companies in the USA who provide free medications through these programs. The New York Times says, "for patients, these plans can be life-savers”.
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