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Old Dec 06, 2019, 07:33 PM
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You can get meds through patient assistance even if you have insurance. You just fill out the forms and include a letter explaining that you do have insurance but are unable to pay the copay for that drug especially in combination with your other meds that also are expensive. I also include a sentence that along with drug costs I have medical copays, normal bills, etc. I've never been denied and I have/had gotten quite a few meds this way. Anything name brand still will have an assistance program. The only thing they've ever done after I applied was request my financial information.
I should have said this also works if your income is too high. I've had good luck with that too.
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