No, we are not an insurance company or a pharmacy. We are Patient Advocates who work independently to find the best options for lowering your medication costs and securing access to your prescriptions.

Yes! Whether you are uninsured, underinsured, or insured, we can help find savings opportunities that may not be covered by your current plan.

Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) are programs offered by pharmaceutical companies or nonprofit organizations that provide free or discounted medications to individuals who qualify. We help determine your eligibility and assist with the application process.

Absolutely. If your insurance or pharmaceutical company denies coverage for your medication, we craft compelling appeals to give you the best chance of approval.

You are paying for the expertise and services of our Patient Advocates who handle the application process, coordinate with healthcare providers, and ensure you have access to the medications through Patient Assistance Programs. These programs may provide free medications, but navigating them can be complex and time-consuming—we simplify that process for you.

Membership costs vary based on the level of service you choose. Our goal is to provide affordable solutions, ensuring that the membership fees are only a fraction of the savings you’ll achieve on your prescriptions.

If you choose to cancel your membership, you may be eligible for a refund based on the terms and conditions of your membership agreement. Contact us directly for assistance with cancellations and refunds.

If you choose to cancel your membership, you may be eligible for a refund based on the terms and conditions of your membership agreement. Contact us directly for assistance with cancellations and refunds.

The medications provided through Patient Assistance Programs can be either brand-name or generic, depending on the program and the specific prescription. Our team ensures you receive the correct medication as prescribed by your doctor.

The medications come directly from pharmaceutical manufacturers, pharmacies, or designated distribution centers authorized by Patient Assistance Programs.

Pharmaceutical companies offer these programs as part of their commitment to corporate social responsibility, to improve access to medications, and to assist individuals who may not otherwise afford their products.

The timeline for receiving your medication varies based on the program and the specific medication. It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. We work diligently to expedite the process and keep you informed every step of the way.

Once you’ve applied, our team will handle the rest. We will keep you updated on the status of your application and notify you when your medication is approved and ready for delivery.

The quantity of medication provided depends on the specific program and your prescription. Typically, medications are dispensed in 30- to 90-day supplies, but we will clarify the details for your case.

Proper disposal of unused medications is important for safety and environmental reasons. You can:

● Return them to a pharmacy that accepts unused medications.

● Use designated drug disposal programs in your area.

● Use designated drug disposal programs in your area.

Follow FDA guidelines for safe disposal, which may include mixing medications with undesirable substances (e.g., coffee grounds) and placing them in a sealed bag before discarding them in the trash.