Through the programs listed, I have been able to get a womanly annual (including PAP smear) for $20. Such a thing usually runs near $200. I got help for a tenth of that price. I was also getting my expensive medications for free through the Patient Assistance Programs discussed on the Medications article. Check them out!
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Articles: Health Care
I see a lot of people online who are worried about the fact that they don't have health care and can't afford to go to the doctor. There are programs out there available for those of us with limited income and limited resources. There are programs for getting free or low-cost medications and free or low-cost health care. Some of the programs and assistance for low-cost health care extend far beyond basic health cold/flu care, and into mental health (including psychiatric, inpatient, and therapy) and even surgery. Be SURE to check out the link in the resources section of the Health Care article- it is a fantastic resource.
Through the programs listed, I have been able to get a womanly annual (including PAP smear) for $20. Such a thing usually runs near $200. I got help for a tenth of that price. I was also getting my expensive medications for free through the Patient Assistance Programs discussed on the Medications article. Check them out!
How to Get Free or Low-cost Health Care
Through the programs listed, I have been able to get a womanly annual (including PAP smear) for $20. Such a thing usually runs near $200. I got help for a tenth of that price. I was also getting my expensive medications for free through the Patient Assistance Programs discussed on the Medications article. Check them out!
How to Get Free or Low-cost Health Care
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