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Rx Stimulus: Free Prescription Savings CardThe Free Prescription Savings Card is provided by Free Medicine. Free Medicine is a nationwide patient-advocacy organization, Free Medicine links patients to free or very low-cost prescription plans available to eliminate or substantially reduce their prescription cost. Many sponsors have pledged that no patient in need should go without coverage and evaluate needs on a case-by-case basis. If you find that you cannot afford to buy your medicine at retail prices, make too much money to qualify for public assistance such as Medicaid or your medical insurance coverage does not pay for outpatient prescription drugs, then you may qualify to enroll in a privately sponsored program that could provide free prescription medicine. It is the mission of Free Medicine to bring together pharmaceutical companies, doctors, health care providers, hospitals, social services offices, government social service offices, patient advocacy organizations and community groups to help qualifying patients get the medicines they cannot afford through public or private programs. Our volunteers are driven to increase awareness and help patients access prescription programs providing free and low cost medicine to those in need in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This discount prescription card program provides discounts and may vary from drug to drug and pharmacy to pharmacy - This is not insurance. |
"This has been a life saving program for me.. my husband had to retire due to a stroke and we have no insurance..my medications and his are so costly we where using charge cards to purchase and it put us in deep credit debt.. your program saved our health and we are slowly crawling out from under the financial burden of medication costs, much needed i must say..but are now able to receive. Thank you so much... "
Sarah L., Orlando, FL. This Program borders on the miraculous! Thank you so much..." Becky O., New York, NY. "I want to thank you as you are what helps people like me receive their medication and live with what ails them..You are my angels in disguise.." Martha K, Moberly, MO |
