Prescription Medication

Donate unused/discontinued medications/supplies to participating pharmacies or medical facilities. Items given to individuals who do not have insurance/under-insured.

Confused about Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Benefit? Having problems w/Medicare Part D? Call the Disability Drug Benefit Helpline.

A nonprofit organization established in 1983 by rare disease patient organization leaders to represent all Americans affected by rare diseases. NORD provides programs of advocacy, education, research & patient/family services. It works closely w/approximately 290 member organizations representing people w/specific rare diseases. NORD still administers medication assistance programs for people who cannot afford their medications or their co-pays.

Offers a single point of access to more than 475 public & private patient assistance programs, including more than 150 programs offered by pharmaceutical companies. Eligibility: Patients who do not have prescription coverage & are having trouble affording their medicines.

Wisconsin residents who are 65 or older who meet 1 of the 4 levels of program participation are eligible for the SeniorCare program. Participants must pay an annual enrollment fee of $30 per one enrollee or $60 per couple. If prescription drugs are covered under another health insurance plan, you can still be enrolled in SeniorCare. Individuals enrolled in Medicaid will not be eligible because Medicaid already provides prescription drug coverage. Staff at the Aging & Disability Resource Center can assist seniors who need help w/filling out SeniorCare application forms. Contact ADRC-CW 888-486-9545.