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The Genentech Patient Foundation gives free Genentech medicine to eligible patients who don’t have health insurance coverage or who have financial concerns.

The AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) provides medicine used to treat HIV/AIDS to individuals who have limited or no health insurance coverage and low incomes.

The following are services offered at Monroe Health Center: *Routine Physical Examinations from Birth through the Adult Years; *Laboratory Services; *Radiology Services(available at Union and Craig sites); *EKG Examinations; *Mental Health Services; *Specialty Referral and Follow-up; *Home Health Care Referrals; *Acute Care; *Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy; *Hearing and Vision Screening; *Allergy Treatment; *Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening; *Minor Office Procedures; *Home Visits; *Environmental Health; *Screening and Treatment of tuberculosis(TB) and Sexually Transmitted Diseases(STDs); *Family Planning; *Immunizations; *Discounted Fee Scale; *Medication Assistance Program; *School Wellness Centers.

Serivices include: * Medical services provided by Licensed Physician and Licensed Nurse Practitioners * X-ray and Lab services on site; * Mother and Infant Care Center(MICC) program available; * Sliding fee scale available to patients with no insurance and who qualify; * Free medication program available to patients with no insurance and who qualify.

Prescription Medication Access links low-income, uninsured adults and children with free or low-cost prescription medication programs.

Provides access to low-cost or difficult to obtain prescription drugs or supportive services that help patients take their medication as prescribed by their physician.

Web site and call center have extensive database of discount or free prescription medications available according to eligibility requirements. PPA determines which program to refer to based on inquirer responses to questions about eligibility, trying to get the least costly alternative. Program takes approximately two weeks from the time the caller completes and returns a form sent to them in the mail or downloaded over the Internet.

A comprehensive assistance program that provides eligible patients with a range of support services, including insurance counseling, co-pay assistance, and access to medicines for free or at a savings. New Patients call 844-989-7284 Enrolled PAP Patients call 1-866-706-2400

Helps eligible area residents access affordable prescription medications offered by major pharmaceutical companies. Eligibility is based on residency, income, lack of prescription coverage, etc.

Provides a medical clinic for residents of Gloucester, Lower King & Queen and Mathews who do not have health insurance or who have certain forms of medicaid. Services include a primary and chronic care clinic, dental clinic and prescription services.

Assists eligible patients in acquiring prescription medications at no or reduced cost directly through the indigent programs operated by the pharmaceutical manufacturers. Eligibility based on manufacturer's criteria.

Volunteers in Health Care developed this service to help health care providers identify programs offering free pharmaceuticals for their eligible, low-income patients.

The Pharmacy Connect program was established to assist persons who are uninsured or under-insured to obtain needed medications directly from the pharmaceutical companies at low or no cost.

GSK offers patient assistance programs to help those without prescription medicine coverage get certain GSK prescription medicines through the mail for free.

Helps eligible area residents access affordable prescription medications offered by major pharmaceutical companies. Eligibility is based on residency, income, lack of prescription coverage, etc.

Assists prescribers in obtaining medications for their patients who are unable to afford them and who do not have access to prescription insurance or government-funded programs. Limited to prescriber offices and certain patient advocate organizations.

PAP provides assistance to patients experiencing financial hardship who have no third party insurance coverage for their medicines.

The Free Clinic of Pulaski County serves those in the community who are otherwise not served by Medicaid or Medicare, do not have private health insurance and whose entire household income falls at or below 300% of the Federal Poverty Guideline. The clinic also assists patients in accessing the Medication Assistance Programs of the various pharmaceutical manufacturers.

The Patient Access Network Foundation is an independent, nationwide 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing help and hope to underinsured patients who are unable to afford the out-of-pocket expenses for their prescribed medications. Since 2004, PAN has provided over $1 billion in financial assistance to more than 500,000 people living with chronic or critical illnesses, across more nearly 60 disease-specific programs. For applications and eligibility questions, call 866-316-PANF (7263). To learn more, visit www.panfoundation.org.

MedsHelp assists individuals with no insurance, medicare, or medicaid receive their maintenace medications from Pharmacy Patient Assistance Programs. There is a 4-6 week turnaround time for receipt of the medications after patient is deemed eligible.

Enrolls patients who qualify in pharmaceutical donation programs. Not all medications are available. Each company requires eligibility determination for medication requested (in addition to meeting clinic eligibility). No scheduled drugs/narcotics.

ECHO provides limited financial assistance to clients for rent, utilities, late fees, prescription drugs, car repairs, and English classes.

Herndon-Reston FISH assists local residents in short-term crisis. FISH provides help by responding to emergency requests for rent, utilities, medical prescriptions, and other critical needs to stop destabilizing events.

Rx Outreach is a fully licensed mail order pharmacy that provides affordable medications for people in need.

A medication assistance program to obtain prescription medications at no or low cost to eligible patients, directly from the manufacturer, based upon manufacturer eligibility guidelines. Due to the time frame required to process applications (by the manufacturers), this program is most suitable for medications taken chronically and not for medication needed immediately, such as antibiotics. No controlled substances (schedules II, III and IV) are requested by health department programs even though such pharmaceutical programs may exist.