Finding help to cover the cost of Copaxone is definitely worth exploring — there are several nonprofit organizations that may be able to help.
Here are some to look into:
- The Assistance Fund – helps people with MS cover treatment costs, whether insured or uninsured
- HealthWell Foundation – primarily supports those on Show Full Answer
Finding help to cover the cost of Copaxone is definitely worth exploring — there are several nonprofit organizations that may be able to help.
Here are some to look into:
- The Assistance Fund – helps people with MS cover treatment costs, whether insured or uninsured
- HealthWell Foundation – primarily supports those on Medicare
- Patient Advocate Foundation – offers copay relief support
- Good Days – provides financial assistance for medication costs
- NeedyMeds – a nonprofit that connects people with prescription assistance resources, including a free Patient Assistance Program Update Service
It's also worth contacting the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America, which maintains a database of prescription assistance programs run by various MS drug manufacturers. A MyMSTeam member shared that after reaching out to their medication's manufacturer directly, they received $9,000 a year toward their copay — so it's always worth making that call too.
As a tip, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society's MS Navigators can also help connect with the right programs. They can be reached by phone or email and are skilled at finding resources that fit individual situations.
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