
- Winter 2006
- Volume 5
- Issue 5
Help for Patients
In addition to many state governments, numerous organizations provide information on patient assistance programs.
Patients interested in enrolling in a patient assistance program must first gather information, usually from their doctor or the maker of the specific drug. A doctor must be involved in the process because many drugs are dispensed through the physician’s office. Many patient assistance applications will require proof of income, including tax returns, social security income, interest and retirement to prove financial burden and to meet income requirements. Faxing the information often speeds up the process. In addition to many state governments,numerous organizations provide information on patient assistance programs.
Find patient drug assistance programs at .
Articles in this issue
over 19 years ago
Message from the Editorover 19 years ago
Cancer Mythsover 19 years ago
Tossing and Turningover 19 years ago
Making New Plansover 19 years ago
A Different Kind of Caringover 19 years ago
A View of Cancer Care in Americaover 19 years ago
Letters from Our Readersover 19 years ago
Home-Brewed Gene Testsover 19 years ago
Cutting Out Hormonesover 19 years ago
Cancer Tales



