Check the manufacturer’s website, Allergan (now AbbVie), first. They often list available patient assistance programs directly.
Next, explore these avenues:
- Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs: Many pharmaceutical companies offer copay assistance for their medications. Contact AbbVie directly or search their website for their patient assistance program. Patient Advocacy Groups: Organizations focused on depression and anxiety may offer resources, including information on copay assistance programs. Research groups specializing in these conditions. NeedyMeds: This website provides a searchable database of patient assistance programs, including those for prescription medications. Use their search function for “Emsam” or “selegiline transdermal system”. Your Insurance Provider: Contact your insurance company’s customer service department. They can explain your coverage and any available copay assistance options within your plan. Inquire about external programs they partner with. Local Health Clinics and Hospitals: Many clinics and hospitals have social workers or financial aid departments that can help you find copay assistance resources. Consult their patient assistance programs or financial counselors.
Remember to gather necessary documents such as your prescription, insurance card, and proof of income before applying for any program. Eligibility criteria vary, so carefully review each program’s requirements.
Eligibility varies. Programs often have income limits or other requirements. Applications may take time. Allow sufficient processing time for applications. Programs can change. Regularly check for updates to program details and availability.
