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Any leads on Rx payment assistance for under 65's?

Posted by hopefullibrarian @hopefullibrarian, Nov 7, 2023

There are many of us out there who aren't 65 yet, don't qualify for medicare, and need expensive osteoporosis treatments that we can't afford.
Several assistance programs exist. This discussion can make it easier to find them.
There are existing discussions/threads here that include useful information on this topic. Here's a recent example: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/952838/
It will be nice to bring it together in one place.
Please use this discussion to share and to learn about programs that offer assistance for osteoporosis prescriptions.
Thank you to @windyshores for suggesting we start a discussion on this topic.

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Osteoporosis & Bone Health Support Group.

lisacorbin0411 | @lisacorbin0411 | Oct 28 3:13pm
In reply to @sheriv "I actually signed up for the Co-Pay Assistance Program. Can I ask, is $8,000 the maximum..." + (show)
@sheriv

I actually signed up for the Co-Pay Assistance Program. Can I ask, is $8,000 the maximum amount you receive?At $2,500.00 per shot and you need 12 months that comes out to $30,000.00. Does that mean you had to pay the remaining $22,000.00? I'm just curious how this works. Any advice would be very helpful. Thank you :o)

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If you go to the Evenity website and go to support, you can sign up for a copay program. They approved me for $8000 for the year! You have to have insurance to be approved

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maggie25 | @maggie25 | Oct 29 2:47pm

I am getting it through my Marketplace insurance (Affordable Healthcare Act) and have no copay. I'll be eligible for Medicare next year. Can you get on Marketplace insurance?

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