Talk to your doctor:
- Ask about affordable options
- Request 90-day supply

Many offices know about assistance programs.

Search for help at FindHelp.org, NeedyMeds, or Rx Assist.

All links and details: healthed4everyone.org/2025/11/11/help-paying-for-medications/

Compare prices using:
- GoodRx
- SingleCare
- America's Pharmacy

Pro tip: The coupon price can sometimes be cheaper than your insurance copay.

Also check lower-cost pharmacies like Mark Cuban Cost Plus, Walmart $4 generics, and Costco (no membership needed).

Other places to check: Your doctor's office, community centers, places of worship, your child's school, and your local library often know about food resources in your area or can connect you directly with help.

For parents & seniors: Get free donated formula at freeformula.exchange. Meals on Wheels delivers meals to seniors at home. Your local senior center can connect you with other resources in your area.

Discounted food: Too Good to Go and Flashfood are apps that help you save money on groceries and restaurant food. Mom's Meals delivers prepared meals - about $10 each for self-pay, or may be covered by your insurance

Food pantries & community resources: FindHelp.org, FeedingAmerica.org, and 211.org connect you with food banks near you. Little Free Pantries and Community Fridges offer free food 24/7, no questions asked.