About Pfizer Helpful Answers®
For more than 20 years, Pfizer has been helping people without prescription drug coverage. With our family of programs,
people can save on Pfizer medicines, no matter their age or income. Many people can even get their medicine for free, depending
on their income.
At the doctor’s office
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Connection to Care® is Pfizer’s longest-running patient assistance program. It offers more than 70 Pfizer medicines for free to eligible
patients through their doctors' offices.
Learn more about Connection to Care
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Pfizer MAINTAIN™ Program
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The Pfizer MAINTAIN Program (Medicines Assistance for Those who Are In Need) provides
free Pfizer medicines to qualified patients, delivered right to their home. This
newly created program can help eligible patients who have recently become unemployed
and are currently uninsured continue receiving their Pfizer medicines.
Learn more about the Pfizer MAINTAIN Program
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At the pharmacy
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Pfizer Pfriends® offers savings on Pfizer medicines at the pharmacy. More than 95% of retail pharmacies in
the United States, including Puerto Rico and
the US Virgin Islands participate in the program. Pfizer Pfriends was developed in 2004 as the first patient assistance program
to offer savings to people without prescription coverage, no matter their age or income. Greater savings are given to those
with the greatest need.
Learn more about Pfizer Pfriends
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At participating health centers
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Sharing the Care™ offers free Pfizer medicines through federally funded community health centers. This program was developed
in 1993 in partnership with the National Association of Community Health Centers® and the National Governors
Association. More than 400 community health centers participate nationwide.
Learn more about Sharing the Care
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At participating community hospitals
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First Resource® offers reimbursement support, free medicines, and co-pay assistance
to help patients get access to specific Pfizer medicines, including Sutent®(sunitinibmalate)
capsules
and Aromasin®(exemestane tablets)
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Pfizer RSVP Program™ offers reimbursement support and patient assistance to help patients get access to specific Pfizer medicines, including Zyvox®(linezolid),
Vfend®(voriconazole), Revatio®(sildenafil citrate), and Pfizer HIV medicines
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The Pfizer Bridge Program® offers patient support and reimbursement to help patients get
access to specific Pfizer medicines including Genotropin®
(somatropin[rDNA origin]) and Somavert®(pegvisomant for injection)
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- Together Rx Access™, which helps people
save on over 300 brand-name prescription medicines
and a range of generic products
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Pfizer also participates in the Partnership
for Prescription Assistance, a service that offers a single point of access to more than 475 patient assistance
programs, including Pfizer Helpful Answers® programs. |
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Next: Learn about the patient benefits of Pfizer Helpful Answers..
Pfizer Helpful Answers is a joint program of Pfizer Inc and the Pfizer Patient Assistance Foundation™.
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