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Medications

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St. Vincent  de Paul- Charitable Pharmacy

Phone: (608) 268-0355 

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About this resource: If you do not have health insurance or can’t afford your medication, you may qualify to get it filled at no cost to you. Our pharmacy fills prescriptions for low-income, uninsured adults in Dane County, at no cost to patients. We help patients learn about their medications and find support for getting effective treatment for chronic and acute medical conditions. 

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Qualification for this Resource:

  • You must be 18+ years old

  • live in Dane County or see a doctor in Dane County,

  • have no health insurance,

  • have a current prescription from your provider, and

  • have an annual household income below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

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Next Steps:

There are three ways to submit your application:

SeniorCare: Prescription Drug Assistance Program
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/seniorcare/index.htm

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About this resource:

  •  Helps older adults pay for prescription drugs and vaccines.

  • You can enroll in SeniorCare no matter what coverage you have, except you can’t be a member of a full-benefit Medicaid program like BadgerCare Plus.

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​​Who can use this resource:

  • A Wisconsin resident.

  • A U.S. citizen or qualifying immigrant.

  • 65 years or older.​

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Phone: 800-657-2038 or 711 (TTY)​

For Wingra Patients:- Need to check 

About:

  • If they have a high deductible, they may be able to qualify for the discount program at Wingra. This would allow for percent decrease on their medication copays (percent depends on income).

  • In order to qualify, they have to be a patient at Wingra and meet income requirements.  If their income is too high, they may not qualify.

  • In order to look into getting into the discount program, they can call the appointment line and make an appointment with a CRS.  They can also call a CRS directly first to see if they are income eligible before coming in.  Leslie's direct work number is 608-287-5819. 

  • CRSs also suggest moving prescriptions to Wal-Mart (tends to have cheaper copays compared to other places)

List of Prescription Programs with Website

This is a short and simple list of programs for prescription assistance.  Some are a repeat of above.  List meant for students to research different programs and find one most appropriate for patient.  

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