where can i find help on perscription drug coverage?
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CALL 800 # TO INSURANCE COMPANY AND ASK.  THEY HAVE A LIST--YOU CAN GET ONE MAILED TO YOU OR LOOK ON THEIR WEB SITE.  THEY CAN TELL YOU DIRECTLY OVER THE PHONE AS WELL.
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Any and all medication questions should be answered by a professional and not a Yahoo-er \nHow ever, you can get great info at,  WWW.merck.com
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u can get whatever u want in \n\nwww.aphanet.org/pharmcare/pharmcare.html
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Some insurers have a MyInsuranceComany.com website of some sort, where you can find out what coverage you have.  However, I have never found them to be useful for specific procedures or tests.  \n\nUsusally, you end up having to call them and sit on hold while they look through their manuals.
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Me too.  It's a huge problem.  Try RxOutreach, they will provide generics $20 for 3 month supply.  Also, many of the major pharmaceutical companies have patient assistance programs which may completely cover the cost of the medication.  Also try PPARx.org for information on other programs.
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Most of the drug companies will provide meds for free or at reduced cost if you can't afford your prescriptions and don't have insurance. Check out www.needymeds.com, they have all the details you need to apply.
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perscription drugs such as amphetamines and barbiturates
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Check out Cameron and Company\nand RPH on the Go\n\nhttp://www.rphonthego.com/\n\nhttp://www.temp-pharmacist.com/index.htm\n\nHope this helps
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http://www.needymeds.com/\nhttp://www.rxassist.org/\nhttp://www.pparx.org/\n\nI have this problem also.  Sometimes (depending on the medications you require) you can get assistance through the manufacturer of the drug.  Talk to your Doctor about this.  They can help you with samples or filling out the forms needed.\n\nI get certain meds for free due to my problems and income.  Please feel free to message me if you need further help.\n\nGood luck and God Bless!
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As redunicorn says, this is a question for your GP. \nBut I am wondering, even if you did get an answer and someone tells you which drug works for them, how do you think you could use that information? All these drugs are prescription drugs!
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Xenical at http://www.medicinelane.com/xenical.php
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Talk to the pharmacist at your nearest drug store.  There is a book, but I can't remember the name.  It might be in the PDR.\n\nhttp://www.pdr.net/Home/Home.aspx
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The Medicaid Pharmaceutical and Therapeutics Committee comes up with the formulary.  Their decisions are reviewed by the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy.\nhttp://www.hfs.illinois.gov/preferred/
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I am currently assisting someone who is on Medicare in OHIO and his Medicare is covering his formula... however... not in all cases is this so... depending on the disability and the coverage they have are they eligible...  go to http://www.cms.hhs.gov/PrescriptionDrugCovGenIn/  for help.  Your doctor must also write a script for it to be eligible... and may not be Ensure.. there are other generics out there they may substitute for.  Any questions may also be directed to your doctor if they try to deny or your not sure how to get help.
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Try the UNDOC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) website.  You can also try the Global Drug Prevention Network site.
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This link at medicare.gov will help you see what plans are available in your area.  Each will offer a different level of coverage and will have a different formulary (list of covered drugs).  \nhttp://www.medicare.gov/medicarereform/map.asp\n\nPlease note, Part D coverage is NOT a Medicare Supplement.  Medicare Supplements are plans that pay the portion of your health expenses not covered by Medicare (your coinsurance and deductible amounts).  Part D coverage is Medicare drug coverage.  Part D plans and Medicare Supplement plans may be offered by the same company (CIGNA, BCBS, etc.), but be sure you know what you are signing up for.  Many folks signed up for a Medicare Part C plan (Medicare HMO) unknowingly, which restricted the providers they could see.
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When you got your first perscription you should have gotten a card with the web-site. Their link is..\nhttp://www.myhealth.va.gov