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The increasing cost of prescription drugs is a key concern and area of focus for BEAS. Individuals without a health insurance plan that covers prescription drugs and individuals with incomes just high enough to put them over the threshold for Medicaid eligibility must often pay high costs for medications out-of-pocket.
Individuals who need help buying prescription medications may find help through the following resources.
STATE & LOCAL RESOURCES
Toll free phone: 1-800-852-3345, ext 4344
The NH Medicaid program pays for certain health care costs, including prescriptions, for individuals with very low incomes.
An online resource to locate NH pharmacies and compare prescription drug prices. Provides helpful tips about purchasing and managing medication.
Phone: 603-225-0900
This program is sponsored by the Foundation for Healthy Communities and assists individuals with lower incomes who do not have insurance coverage for prescription drugs. Income limits may vary widely depending upon the medication and manufacturer.
Toll free phone: 1-866-634-9412
A statewide network of community-based resources for seniors, adults with disabilities and their families. There is no cost related to use ServiceLink and it is available to anyone who needs assistance, advice or help with an issue relating to a senior or disabled adult living in the community.
FEDERAL RESOURCES
Manchester NH VA Medical Center
Toll free phone: 1-800-892-8384, ext 6073
United States veterans who were honorably discharged from active military service are eligible for discounted medications.
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