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Drugstore.com
Low prices and fast shipping make Drugstore.com a winner for prescriptions, luxury beauty products, diet and fitness, contact lenses and so much more. Free shipping on orders over $25, free samples and free gifts with purchase - there's no reason to go anywhere else for your health, beauty and home needs!
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Health Care Community Resources
http://healthcareresources.spanglerhealth.com/
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Maryland Health Care Commission
http://mhcc.maryland.gov/
4160 Patterson Avenue
Baltimore,
MD
21215
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1-877-245-1762
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FAX: 410-358-1236
TTY: 1-800-735-2258
The MHCC is a public Commission appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Maryland Senate. The website provides a wealth of consumer information for Maryland residents.
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Rx Assist - Patient Assistance Program Center
http://www.rxassist.org/
111 Brewster Street
Pawtucket,
RI
02860
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401-729-3284
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Many medical drug manufacturers offer programs to help low-income citizens obtain their prescription drugs at a reduced price. You can use RxAssist to search by drug name or company name in order to find more information about any available assistance programs. A simple registration is required.
RxAssist was created by Volunteers in Health Care (VIH), a national resource center for safety net organizations. VIH operates out of the Brown University Center for Primary Care and Prevention, based at Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island, a Brown Medical School teaching and research facility located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
WARNING: No legitimate pharmaceutical manufacturer is going to charge you a fee to join their program. Beware of any website that requests you to pay a fee.
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