866-706-2400

The patient must have no prescription coverage for any medications and and have an income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, adjusted for family size. Medical diagnosis necessary for this program is not specified. The patient must also reside in the US.  If a patient has insurance, including Medicare Part D,meets the income guidelines and has a prescription to a medication on this program and cannot afford the co-pay due to extreme medical or financial hardship, s/he may qualify to get assistance and should call the program. For Lyrica only: the prescription for Lyrica, as well as a copy of the patient's driver's license or other picture ID must be sent with the application. Please note, Lopid is on back order and will be added back to the program when it is available.

Anyone requesting assistance can call the above number to request an application be mailed or faxed out or download it from the website. The application can be faxed, mailed out or downloaded from website. The completed application must be mailed back.  Both the patient and the health care professional are notified in writing of acceptance or denial.  Allow 4 weeks for processing and delivery of medication.

The doctor must fill out a section and sign the application. The patient must fill out a section, sign the application and attach proof of income.

Up to a 90 day supply is sent to the doctor's office, except for Lyrica which is sent to the patient's home. The doctor can refill prescriptions or add new Pfizer medicines by calling 866-706-2400. Once a year a new application with financial documentation is needed.

866-706-2400

The patient can have no public or private prescription insurance and be financially unable to afford the medication. Medical diagnosis necessary for this program is not specified. The patient must also reside in the US. This program helps eligible people in financial need continue to get their Pfizer medications if they became unemployed on or after 1/1/09 and do not have prexcription coverage. The program will run through 12/31/10. Applicants must have been taking a Pfizer medication for at least three months prior to unemployment and enrollment. Proof of unemployment is required. Spouse and dependents may also be eligible. Medications may be provided for up to one year. Please note that Lopid is on back order and will be added back to the program when it is available.

Anyone requesting assistance can call to request a mailed application or download it from the website. The application is sent to the patient. The completed application must be mailed back.    

Not applicable.

A 90-day supply is sent to the patient's home.  

800-769-3880

Applicants with insurance are eligible. have an income at or below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level. Medical diagnosis necessary for this program is not specified. US residency requirements are not specified. This program is for generic medications only. Many medications are available for a fee of $20 for up to a 180 day supply. Prices vary for Tier 2 and Tier 3 medications. Please refer to the Rx Outreach website for more information.

Anyone requesting assistance can call to request a faxed application or download it from the website. The application can be either faxed or mailed out upon request. The completed application must be mailed back.  The patient is notified of eligibility for the program.  

The doctor needs to provide a prescription to the patient. The patient must fill out a section and sign the application.

The medication is sent to either the doctor's office or the patient's home. The patient must contact the company to arrange for refills. Every year a new application is needed.

800-444-4106

The patient must have no prescription coverage for any medications and have an income at or below $45000 if single, $60000 for a family of 2, $75000 for a family of 3, $90000 for a family of 4, $105000 for a family of 5 Medical diagnosis necessary for this program is not specified.  The patient must not be eligible for Medicare. Most cardholders save between 25%-40% on brand name prescription medications. Each card holder's savings depend on such factors as the particular drug purchased, amount purchased, and the pharmacy where purchased.

The patient can enroll online to get their ID number which can be used immediately.      

Not applicable.

The patient is sent a Together Rx Access prescription savings card.  

866-706-2400

The patient must have no prescription insurance. Not applicable Medical diagnosis necessary for this program is not specified. The patient must also reside in the US. This is not an income based program. It is a savings card program. Phone enrollments are accepted. For Lyrica only: the prescription for Lyrica, as well as a copy of the patient's driver's license or other picture ID must be sent with the application. Lopid is currently not available, but will be added back to the program when available.

Anyone requesting assistance can call to request a faxed application or download it from the website. The application will be faxed out. The completed application must be mailed back.  The patient is notified in writing of acceptance or denial.  

The doctor needs to provide a prescription to the patient. The patient must fill an application form. Renewal information will be sent to the patient prior to the end of the enrollment year.

If accepted, the patient is sent a Pfizer Pfriends savings card that can be used at over 95% of pharmacies in the US. When filling their Pfizer prescription, accepted patients simply present the Pfizer Pfriends card to their pharmacist for immediate saving  Every year a new application is needed.