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September 7
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Dealing with coverage gaps is incredibly frustrating, especially when it comes to a medication you need. The good news is there are several options that may help cover the cost of Copaxone even with Medicaid.

Here are some resources worth exploring:

- Drug Manufacturer Assistance – Visit the Copaxone manufacturer's Show Full Answer

Dealing with coverage gaps is incredibly frustrating, especially when it comes to a medication you need. The good news is there are several options that may help cover the cost of Copaxone even with Medicaid.

Here are some resources worth exploring:

- Drug Manufacturer Assistance – Visit the Copaxone manufacturer's website and look for sections like "copay assistance," "financial support," or "savings card." Call them directly to ask about programs for people on Medicaid.
- The Assistance Fund – Helps people, both insured and uninsured, cover MS treatment costs.
- HealthWell Foundation – Offers copay assistance for people with MS.
- Patient Advocate Foundation – Provides copay relief programs.
- Good Days – Another nonprofit offering financial support for MS treatments.
- NeedyMeds – A free service connecting people to prescription assistance programs.
- Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) – Has a database of prescription assistance programs from DMT manufacturers. A social worker can also be a huge help in identifying programs you may qualify for based on your income and situation. Don't hesitate to reach out to your neurologist's office too β€” they often know about assistance programs and can help with the application process.

One MyMSTeam member shared that after contacting their medication's manufacturer directly, they received $9,000 a year toward their copay. It's absolutely worth making that call!

September 7

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