Patients with limited or no health insurance often have trouble getting the medicines and medical products they need. If this describes some of your patients, then you've come to the right place.

Through access2wellness, you can learn about a variety of programs that, combined, offer more than 1,000 prescription medicines and medical products for free or at a discount to qualified patients. This site contains information about these programs and can help determine who might be eligible to receive assistance.

Assistance available through access2wellness
The Hospital Access Patient Assistance Program provides covered prescription medications to uninsured, low-income outpatients. Learn more.

Other programs
The Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson, other pharmaceutical companies as well as Medicare, Medicaid, state governments, and a number of non-profit organizations have established programs to help patients gain easier access to the medicines and medical products they need. Several of the programs are described below, and you can learn more.

Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation - If your patient takes a medicine or medical product manufactured by one of the Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson, this section will help you find out if he or she is eligible to receive it for free. Learn more.

The Operating Companies of Johnson & Johnson also provide discounts on many non-prescription, or over-the-counter, medicines and medical products. Learn more.

The Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA) helps patients find the best public or private prescription assistance program to get the discounted and free prescription medications they need. It also has links to many other health care services and partner organizations. Learn more.

Together Rx Access® offers savings on prescription products from many leading pharmaceutical companies. Learn more.

Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage Program (Medicare Part D) may help patients pay for their prescription medications if they are eligible for Medicare. Learn more.

State and local programs for discounted or free prescription medications are often available to residents who qualify. Look for the appropriate state under Participating Programs on the PPA website, PPARx.org, to learn more.