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Getting A Prescription For Artefill
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how do you get patient financial assist for artefillHow do i find out about a patient assistance for Artefill, I have seen programs for Sculptra but nothing for artefill...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Does any reader know of a program or link related to patient assistance programs for Artefill? If so please post. KH...
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artefillIs there a patient assistance program for Artefill? Something like Sculptra has.... Read more »Can Artefill be mixed (injected over) newplastic / metacrill PMMA?Hi,Can artefill (here in USA) be mixed with newplastic, metacrill or precise PMMA (the pmma offered... Read more »
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Medicare Prescription Nightmare: Overview January 28, 2006Many thousands of people could not continue filling even their current prescriptions after the new Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage) started January 1, 2006. Many thousands are wrongly being told to pay hundreds of dollars, when they are... Read more »
Understanding Prescription BenefitsFor people living with HIV/AIDS, prescription drug benefits are an important part of care necessary for success of any treatment regimen. Drugs must be affordable, accessible, and available without interruption. As a community pharmacist, I get lots... Read more »
Patient Assistance Programs: Getting Free Drug from the Drug MakersThe ever-escalating costs of many prescription medications have created barriers to accessing necessary treatment for people who are uninsured, underinsured, and/or have a low income. The somewhat negative term often used to refer to folks in this... Read more »
The New Prescription Drug Benefit: Medicare Part DThe largest change in public benefits in 40 years is just around the corner and it will affect 60,000 to 80,000 people with HIV/AIDS nationwide. On January 1, 2006, Medicare will add prescription drug coverage. Medicare is the insurance program that... Read more »
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Vision Getting Worse
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I had unprotected sex twice with a guy of unknown status (I'm a female). This happened almost 5 years ago and I have been putting testing off for a very long time. I tried to test right after it happened but I didn't know you had to wait six months...
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Illegal Prescriptions
Posted by kim_b, 1 Reply
Recently, my pharmacist has bben filling my prescriptions at a discounted price....this seems wonderful considering how expensive my HMO is regarding these meds. However, I never paid any attention to my pill bottles, and noticed that this is the...
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Prescription Insurance Emergency
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
As a worker for the NYC government, I am finding that our medical plans cover less and less for prescriptions. The plan I am in now will not cover me adequately at all -- it has a $3,000 cap -- and I really need to know if there is anyone who can...
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"Prescription coupon".
Posted by raymondadams, 1 Reply
Text TXTCPN to 386266 to get a pharmaceutical coupon sent to you that worksat CVS and Wal-mart. Read more »
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