GlaxoSmithKline, the makers of Zantac, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. In fact, their website reports they have provided medicines valued at over $438 million (Wholesale Acquisition Cost) to almost 415,000 patients during 2008. This includes Zantac, a medication often prescribed to treat and prevent stomach ulcers.
Amgen, the makers of Aranesp, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. The program is through The Safety Net Foundation and provides qualifying patients with access to Amgen drugs. Aranesp is one of the drugs patients can receive assistance through The Safety Net Foundation.
GlaxoSmithKline, the makers of Valtrex, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. In fact, their website reports they have provided medicines valued at over $438 million (Wholesale Acquisition Cost) to almost 415,000 patients during 2008. This includes Valtrex, a medication sometimes prescribed for cold sores and genital herpes.
Amgen, the makers of Neupogen, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. The program is through The Safety Net Foundation and provides qualifying patients with access to Amgen drugs. Neupogen is one of the drugs patients can receive assistance through The Safety Net Foundation.
GlaxoSmithKline, the makers of Advair, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. In fact, their website reports they have provided medicines valued at over $438 million (Wholesale Acquisition Cost) to almost 415,000 patients during 2008. This includes Advair, a medication sometimes prescribed for asthma.
By activating a “Co-Pay PLUS” card, patients that use Humira can receive co-payment assistance up to $325 – $1000 on their first prescription. Then patients receive up to $325 on the second thru sixth dispensing, and again up to $325 on the last six dispensing, with a minimum patient responsibility of $50 on the last six dispensings.
GlaxoSmithKline, the makers of Flonase, have a patient assistance program for many of their pharmaceutical drugs. In fact, their website reports they have provided medicines valued at over $438 million (Wholesale Acquisition Cost) to almost 415,000 patients during 2008. This includes Flonase, a medication often prescribed to treat indoor and outdoor nasal allergy symptoms.
Graceway Pharmaceuticals, the makers of Aldara, is offering patients a $25 rebate when they fill their prescription for Aldara Cream 5%. Patients can use the rebate for one presciption in a month and can only request a rebate twice in a calendar year. Using this coupon, patients can earn up to $50 in rebates.
