Recently, Target and Wal-Mart pharmacies began marketing a limited number of generic medications for $4 per prescription in Massachusetts and nationally. If a person's co-insurance or co-pay cost for a covered medication is less than $4, there will be no change; if the cost is more than $4, the prescription will cost the person only $4. For specific details, please contact your local store.
how can i get my medications with no health insurance
Hi my name Nicole Wisniewski, i was recently cut off from my mass health but i have benn taking my adderall medication for over 8 years now, and i can not afford to get my presciption with out health insurance. is there any kind of emergency funds that could help me. Thank you
Referral
Hi Nicole,
It's possible you could be eligible to get your prescription through the pharmacy at a hospital or health center that participates in the Health Safety Net. You may also be eligible for other health care coverage. It depends on your specific circumstances. I would recommend that you call the Health Care For All Helpline at 1-800-272-4232 for help by phone, or find a place near you that could help you in-person by using this map: http://www.communitywalk.com/compartners. An outreach & enrollment worker, either on the map or at the Helpline, could tell you more about what you may be eligible for and also help you apply for it.
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