PATIENT COPAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
The following is a partial list of programs to help people get the testing, medical care, and medications they need to treat and cure Hepatitis C if they do not have insurance coverage or financial resources to pay for the services and medications.
Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation: is an independent non-profit organization that provides assistance to underinsured patients for their out of pocket medical expenses. PAN assistance covers multiple Hepatitis C medications and a patient's choice of medication does not influence the amount of assistance a patient is able to receive.
To qualify for PAN assistance:
1-Patient should be insured and insurance must cover the medication for which a patient seeks assistance.
2-The medication must treat the disease directly.
3-Patient must reside and receive treatment in the United States.
4-Patient's gross income must fall below 500% of the Federal Poverty Level.
To learn more or to apply, visit www.panfoundation.org or call 866-316-7263
Patient Advocate Foundation
To provide Hepatitis C patients with hands-on case management support
Hepatitis C Co-Pay Relief fund award
HIV, AIDS and Prevention Co-Pay Relief fund
Learn more at www.copays.org
Hepatitis C CareLine-800-532-5274
Healthwell Foundation
HealthWell Foundation Fund Offers Financial Assistance to People Living with Chronic Diseases
Learn more at www.healthwellfoundation.org
Hepatitis C 800-675-8416
The Assistance Fund
The Assistance Fund has programs for copay assistance, insurance premiums and incidentals and health care expenses.
Learn more at www.tafcares.org
TAF 855-532-5274
The following is a partial list of programs to help people get the testing, medical care, and medications they need to treat and cure Hepatitis C if they do not have insurance coverage or financial resources to pay for the services and medications.
Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation: is an independent non-profit organization that provides assistance to underinsured patients for their out of pocket medical expenses. PAN assistance covers multiple Hepatitis C medications and a patient's choice of medication does not influence the amount of assistance a patient is able to receive.
To qualify for PAN assistance:
1-Patient should be insured and insurance must cover the medication for which a patient seeks assistance.
2-The medication must treat the disease directly.
3-Patient must reside and receive treatment in the United States.
4-Patient's gross income must fall below 500% of the Federal Poverty Level.
To learn more or to apply, visit www.panfoundation.org or call 866-316-7263
Patient Advocate Foundation
To provide Hepatitis C patients with hands-on case management support
Hepatitis C Co-Pay Relief fund award
HIV, AIDS and Prevention Co-Pay Relief fund
Learn more at www.copays.org
Hepatitis C CareLine-800-532-5274
Healthwell Foundation
HealthWell Foundation Fund Offers Financial Assistance to People Living with Chronic Diseases
Learn more at www.healthwellfoundation.org
Hepatitis C 800-675-8416
The Assistance Fund
The Assistance Fund has programs for copay assistance, insurance premiums and incidentals and health care expenses.
Learn more at www.tafcares.org
TAF 855-532-5274
Good Days
www.mygooddays.org
Soft Transfer phone number: 877-968-7233
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Central Standard Time
Good Days is a 501c3 charity providing financial assistance to patients who cannot afford the medications they need to battle their disease. Specifically, Good Days removes the barriers to patient access by helping cover the out-of-pocket costs for approved medication after insurance. This includes co payments, deductibles and coinsurance.
Financial Assistance Guidelines
www.mygooddays.org
Soft Transfer phone number: 877-968-7233
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Central Standard Time
Good Days is a 501c3 charity providing financial assistance to patients who cannot afford the medications they need to battle their disease. Specifically, Good Days removes the barriers to patient access by helping cover the out-of-pocket costs for approved medication after insurance. This includes co payments, deductibles and coinsurance.
Financial Assistance Guidelines
- Patient should be insured
- The medication must be FDA approved to specifically treat the disease directly
- Insurance must cover the qualifying medication for which patient seeks assistance.
- Patient must be a U.S. citizen with U.S. residency and receive treatment in the United States
- Patient’s income must fall at or below 500% of the Federal Poverty Level
HarborPath is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the uninsured living with HIV/AIDS and/or Hepatitis C gain access to free medications offered by Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) by creating a single place for application and medication fulfillment. This "one stop shop" portal provides a streamlined, online process to qualify individuals and deliver the donated medications of the participating pharmaceutical companies through a mail-order pharmacy.
www.harborpath.org/hepatitis-c-patient
www.harborpath.org/hepatitis-c-patient