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How do you all pay for medication ? Not being able to work and being able keeping food and household utilities bills paid.

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Madison, IN
December 6, 2025
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You've been provided with some excellent resources. I've been able to secure financial assistance through The Assistance Fund for the last two years. Even though my husband and I are able to live well, without copay assistance there is no way we could afford my PAH or asthma medications. As my pulmonologist said, "Unless you're Bill Gates no one can afford most PAH medications." On a side note, if you are unable to afford basic necessities such as utilities or food, look into the resources available in your area. I volunteer in an area food pantry. Income limits are quite generous. There are also several churches in our area that have food pantries or can provide assistance with utilities.

December 6, 2025
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Christine Excellent advice!

December 6, 2025
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How can you afford pulmonary hypertension medications while managing limited income?

Managing PH medication costs alongside basic living expenses is challenging, but several assistance programs can help reduce financial strain.

Copay Assistance Programs

Many drug manufacturers offer copay assistance or patient assistance Show Full Answer

How can you afford pulmonary hypertension medications while managing limited income?

Managing PH medication costs alongside basic living expenses is challenging, but several assistance programs can help reduce financial strain.

Copay Assistance Programs

Many drug manufacturers offer copay assistance or patient assistance programs. Contact the manufacturer of your specific medications directly to see what programs they offer. Some may provide free or discounted medications if you qualify based on income.

Nonprofit Financial Assistance

Organizations that can help with medication copays include:
- The Assistance Fund (TAF)
- Good Days
- Patient Access Network Foundation
- HealthWell Foundation

These organizations distribute funds in cycles, so you may need to join a waitlist. The FundFinder app is a free tool that can help you search for available financial support.

Specialty and Online Pharmacies

Some specialty pharmacies offer discounts on PH medications. For example, Cost Plus Drugs has helped some members get medications for much less per month. Ask your doctor's office to help you explore pharmacy options.

Additional Support

If you have Medicare or Medicaid, look into Medicare Savings Programs or Medicare Extra Help. State pharmaceutical assistance programs may also be available in your area.

Talk with your healthcare provider or ask for a social worker referral. They can connect you with resources and help navigate financial assistance programs while you balance household expenses.

December 6, 2025

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