Looking for patient assistance program for 3 specific meds, any ideas?

Question

I have successfully before used Merck patient assistance program for BP meds for those with low income, however I am having trouble finding financial assistance for the following meds:
Klonopin
Ambien
Lozol

If anyone has any resources to suggest, much appreciated. thanks!

I know that each manufacturer is SUPPOSED to have a patient assistance program, but on the web, I can't seem to turn up a link for that, especially for Klonopin. Any exact URL would be helpful, or maybe a phone number for the company (companies)? thanks

Answer 1

Clonazepam (Klonopin), zolpidem (Ambien), and indapamide (Lozol) are all available as relatively inexpensive generics but they may be available from the manufacturers if you quality. Each manufacturer is allowed to set the financial criteria for qualifying but they tend to be fairly consistent. Each manufacturer has a website for this purpose. The physician will need to give you a prescription as the brand name and must specify that brand name is required or necessary. Some companies send the pills directly to you although most send them to the physician's office where you pick them up. Klonopin is made by Roche, Ambien is made by Sanofi-Aventis, and Lozol is made by Sanofi-Aventis as well. Good luck.

Answer 2

i don't know where you live but in Louisville KY we have a community hospital and clinics do you have that in your area for my klopin i go to the community hospital and i am on a sliding scale fee hope it helps also if you don't have these kind of clinics and hospitals call the food stamp office in your area see if they can refer you to local agency that helps good luck I know how important those meds are they keep me from killing my oldest son seriously