Program Details

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No, not at all. As long as the medications you are taking are available on the program. 

You can apply online here by completing the patient form (the apply now  button) and paying your ONE-TIME application fee of $35.00. We do NOT  charge any administrative fees until we have approval for each patient. 

The information available to you here on our site is a “pre-approval”  process. If you have answered most of the pre-qualifying questions  correctly, than that is a good indication of approval. However, once we  have been notified of final approval we will contact you. 

Our program has worked for so many years because it is a very simple  formula. It is our goal to be a cost savings option to each patient.  After we have received your application, we will contact you to discuss  your options, including what you can expect your monthly service fee to  be. In most cases, this is a very minimal administrative fee assessed  to properly manage your assistance program. Keep in mind that all of  your medication on the program will come to you most likely in a 90-day supply at no cost.    

Each pharmaceutical company has specific shipping guidelines that we  have to adhere too. Typically your medication will be delivered to your  home or your doctor’s office. In some cases you may even pick your  medication up at your local pharmacy with a pharmacy card. Once we have  you enrolled, you will receive a welcome packet from Medication Outreach  that is designed to keep you organized. In your packet you will find a  list of medications we are assisting you with and where you can expect  them to be delivered.  

The outline for approval is as follows:

1. Income guidelines range for a single person from $8,000-$100,000 a year.
2. Insurance allowance depends on the pharmaceutical company involved.  Some will allow insurance, while others will offer co-pay assistance if  your medication is unaffordable.
3. You must be a US Resident, or documented resident.
4. Must have a licensed practitioner prescribing medication. (Your doctor)
5. You must be able to provide income documentation such as W2, 1099, Social Security Benefit letter, or most recent 1040.

Please keep in mind that there are some specialty cases additional  information may be required. If this is the case, we will notify you.

Absolutely. Because Medicare Part D brings about costly premiums,  deductibles and co-pays along with the dreaded donut hole, the  pharmaceutical companies are aware of the financial burden it carries.  In most cases, there is several cost saving options for patients  enrolled in Medicare Part D. 

 If your medication is not available through your insurance company or  you have unaffordable co-payments and deductibles, more than likely we can help. 

We have a computer software program that monitors and manages patient  refills. We work directly with your prescribing physicians to ensure  your refills are processed on average four weeks before you are out of  your previous shipment. There is NO reordering on your part. We service,  facilitate, and maintain each medication for you. We understand the importance of communication when it comes to your medication, which is  why our advocates will give you a courtesy call when your medication has been refilled. 

Communication is key here! Adding medication or removing medication from  your chart is not a problem, however we need you to communicate with us  should any changes occur. We do not want too request refills for a  medication you are no longer taking. Also, in order to add a medication  to your chart, we need to complete the proper paperwork on your behalf  to get you enrolled. If you are prescribed a new medication, the first  thing you need to do is contact our office and notify us. More than  likely we will not need any additional information from you other than  the name of the medication, and the prescribing physician.