Madison County Health Department

Prescription Assistance Program

Madison County Health Department in conjunction with Big Bend Rural Health Network has initiated an Prescription Assistant Program (PAP) for Madison County residents. This program will assist financially eligible patients to obtain prescriptions from major pharmaceutical companies. The PAP Coordinator (Amy Ellison) will research pharmaceutical companies that provide approved prescription medications under their patient assistance program.

After eligibility has been determined and the patient brings a written prescription (for a 3-month supply), the medication will be ordered from the health department. The physician?s office will be responsible for calling the patient or Amy Ellison upon delivery of the prescriptions. The Indigent Prescription Program will do prescription follow-ups on each patient; all medical care will continue to be provided by the physician.
    Eligibility Guidelines
  1. Patient must not have any type of prescription insurance coverage.
  2. Income must be within guidelines set by each individual pharmaceutical company.
  3. Two types of ?Proof of Income? are required. Examples: W-2, S.S. 1099, 3-months of pay stubs, benefit letter from S.S. or V.A., denial letter from Children and Families for medical public assistance.
  4. Patient must provide prescription for 3-month supply from their primary physician.


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