Re: pharmaceutical company drug programs

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Hi,

My doctor just gave me a card for Enbrel & it will pay up to $300 a month of a

persons co-payment after insurance for 6 months & then $150 of it for the next 6

months. So anyone on Enbrel may wnat to check into this.

Chris

Tracilyn Brown wrote:

Hello:

Here is something that might be worth looking into if you are taking this

medication:

Avinza (Control release morphine capsule)

My Doctor gave me a card when she gave me the prescription, Activate the card

and the Pharmaceutical company will pay your co-pay by $20.00 each time it is

filled.

If you take this or any other med please ask your doctor about any samples,

discount cards that you might could receive .

Have the Doctor to speak with the drug representative the next time they visit

for assistance in obtaining the medication you are taking if there is no generic

or you have no insurance. EVERY BIT HELPS

Tracilyn

RE: Subject: pharmaceutical company drug programs

I'll Help start a list with what I think will help. Add to it if you can.

Alan..

Kineret Customer Call Center weekdays 8am-8pm est toll free..1-

(866-Kineret) Varifcation in process.. Alan..

Boniva, free 1 month supply , just answer simple questions. There seems to be

another " back door " program for low income personal VIA Phone call

1- (1-888-MYBONIVA) . on line: www.myboniva.com (for a while they

were giving 4 months free ... Alan.)

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