[Aviza]

My deductible went from zero to over $500 and I don't know what changed. I decided to apply to medical assistance for disabled working thinking that would help but since I didn't cancel my jan part d they aren't covering it either. Disability linkeage said something about how I would qualify for help with my insurance plan but still no clue the cost and that help isn't starting until I cancel my part d, which won't happen until the end of the month. I'm scared.

I have some samples of 60 mgs. I'm taking this week until I get paid next week, than I'll buy a week or 10 day supply for $250. I hope next month is better. I called the crisis line last night she said she would have someone contact me, I hope i get help. I can't work if I don't have the med. Than I'm back at square one. I see my psychiatrist Tuesday next week after 3 months because I was doing well. See how quickly that can change.

[doyoutrustme]

See if you are better off with DAWs. You might need prior authorization from your doctor, but most brand name meds will have a co-pay card that brings the price down.

[Aviza]

What's a DAW?

[Guiness187055]

Good RX.com has coupons which can help.

[Aviza]

Thanks but that makes it more costly however I discovered where it my med may end up costing less so I'm going to check it out.

[Aviza]

Still too expensive, I'm calling the clinic to see if they can help. Never did get the call from the insurance people. I tried for 10 days worth and they jacked up the price on it. A$$holes.

[BeyondtheRainbow]

Name brand meds have patient assistance programs that give you meds for free. Even if you don't meet every criteria apply anyway with a note explaining why meeting that criteria doesn't mean you can afford the med. I've never been turned down and have gotten a number of meds that way.

Rx Outreach | Patient Assistance Program, Discount Prescription Drugs is a good place for generics. They are much cheaper than anything else I ever tried when I was uninsured.