Medical expenses
shouldn’t control
your life.
Let us help.
Founded by a patient for patients, we know the challenges of chronic illness. We’re here to help pay for your medication, provide health insurance premium and copay assistance, navigate health insurance plans, give legal advice, and be there every step of the way.
What We Offer
Patient Programs
We assist with copay, premium, ancillary, travel, and infusion costs for a range of chronic and rare diseases. Check to see if your condition is covered.
ACCESS
Our unique ACCESS program provides free legal help for patients navigating the confusing fields of disability and health insurance. Check out more information about our legal support and for our toll-free number.
Our Impact
Based on 2020 data.
to patients
calls to patient service representatives
How We Help You
Medical expenses and health-related issues are a heavy burden for so many. Whether it be financial assistance with copays and premiums, legal help, or government advocacy, we make a difference for our patients.
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