The Janssen Ortho Patient Assistance Foundation is committed to helping people get the prescription medications they need. For those who qualify, the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation makes it easier to receive free medications donated by the Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson.

What is the Janssen Ortho Patient Assistance Foundation?
The Janssen Ortho Patient Assistance Foundation is a private charitable foundation, which provides free medications donated by the Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson to patients that meet specific financial criteria and lack prescription drug coverage.

What does the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation?
Patients who qualify for the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation will receive their free prescription medications for a period of up to one year, after which they need to reapply in order to continue receiving their medications.

How do patients qualify for the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation?
To qualify for this program, patients:

• Must not have private or public health insurance, such as Medicaid or Medicare.
• Must meet specific financial criteria.
• Must live in the United States or a United States Territory.
• Must be an outpatient (not in the hospital) and under the care of a valid licensed United States health care prescriber (such as a physician, nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist).

Are there any enrollment fees associated with the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation?
Application materials and enrollment in the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation are free. The Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation does not charge any fees associated with obtaining, completing or submitting an enrollment application.

What medications does the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation cover?
The Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation includes medications donated by the Operating Companies of
Johnson & Johnson as listed below.

Search the menu below to see if a particular prescription medication is covered under the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation.

If the medication appears on the list, patients can complete the Eligibility Tool. When completed, the Eligibility Tool will indicate whether a patient may qualify for this program and/or other assistance programs.

If the product you need is not listed, please go to the Partnership for Prescription Assistance Web site www.PPARx.org or call 888-477-2669 to access additional information about other available medications.

*Independent programs not owned or operated by the Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson.