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I can't afford my medications. Does DBSA have any resources to help?

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance: Frequently Asked Qu...
DBSA does maintain a list of prescription drug assistance programs. You can find the complete list by clicking here.

I really can't afford the medications my doctor prescribed for my heart. What can I do?

Frequently Asked Cardiac Questions - Dr Barry J Bellovin MD ...
Unfortunately, many of the newer heart, blood pressure and cholesterol medications are quite expensive. Sometimes there are less expensive alternatives that are just as good. However, your doctor may not prescribe them for you unless you ask. So be sure to have a frank discussion with him or her about the problem. Also, many drug companies give free medications to people with limited incomes. Ask your doctor or contact the drug companies yourself.

What if I can't afford prescription medications?

Schizophrenia.com - Frequently Asked Questions
Without a good health insurance plan, antipsychotic medications (particularly the newer ones) can be terribly expensive. However, you have some options even if you are currently unemployed or uninsured. Here are a few suggestions: Apply for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or disability benefits, federal funds that are available for physically or mentally disabled persons who are unable to work. See Schizophrenia.

Does DBSA have a crisis hotline or counselors on staff that I can talk to?

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance: Frequently Asked Qu...
DBSA doesn’t have a crisis hotline and we do not offer counseling services. If you are in need of immediate crisis assistance, please contact the National Hope Line at 800/273-TALK or click here to view more information. DBSA support groups are patient-run groups with professional advisors. The professional advisors range from psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses to social workers.

I can't access library resources from off campus, who do I call for help?

Patron Authentication - FAQs
All requests for assistance should go to a reference desk at one of the libraries or by email at library@austincc.edu. They will diagnose and resolve most access problems or document and pass on problems that require in-depth assistance or configuration changes to the EZProxy administrator.

I don't have insurance/can't afford the dental care I need. What resources are available to me?

ADHA - Frequently Asked Questions
Contact dental offices in your area to find out if they offer services on a no- or low-cost basis, and ask for ideas if they can't help. Contact nearby dental schools to ask what is needed to become a patient there. Contact the local public health department or dental societies to find out what they can recommend. Ask local charities for suggestions.

I’m age 47 and disabled and cannot afford my medications. Is there any financial help for me?

FAQs :: ASA Services
Application Assistance helps people gain access to drug company assistance programs which supply prescription medications at low or no cost. In addition, a pharmacist may contact you to discuss your options. It is important to take medications exactly as prescribed. Not being able to afford needed medications can affect how you take them. Failure to follow your doctor's instructions can result in serious illness, hospitalization, nursing home placement or even death.

Will a nonprofit organization help if I can't afford lodging?

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The National Association of Hospital Hospitality Houses, Inc. http://www.nahhh.org/ is a nonprofit corporation serving facilities that provide lodging and other supportive services to patients and their families when confronted with medical emergencies.

Can I get help if I can't afford your services?

Faithful Companions provides non-medical home care, senior c...
YES. Several agancies offer reimbursement for respite services. Please contact us today for more information at 216-732-9043.

What can I do if I can't afford health insurance?

WI Commissioner of Insurance Frequently Asked Questions on H...
BadgerCare is Wisconsin's program to assist lower income, working families obtain health insurance at a reasonable price. To be eligible for BadgerCare, you must meet all of the following criteria: you must have children under age 19 living with you; your income must be within the guideline limits; and you must not be covered by any other health insurance. BadgerCare provides a comprehensive health benefit package.

I can't afford treatment, what can I do?

Rensselaer County Mental Health - Chemical Dependency - MICA...
Contact you local provider and inform them of your situation. Most programs offer a sliding scale fee. Most will also be able to advise you if you're eligible for Medicaid or Child and Family Health plus. New York State [go to Links] also operates several inpatient facilities with adjustable rates.

What should I do if I can't afford organic food?

Frequently Asked Questions
Organic food costs more than regular food. This means that you have to economize in other areas. First, eliminate all junk food and addictive substances, both of which are very expensive. Second, stop eating out, and learn to cook at home. Third, compare the cost and quality of produce at health food stores, farmers' markets, and cooperatives. Try to meet local organic farmers, because they can provide you with fresh, inexpensive produce and advice about home gardens and composting.

Is there any help available for Arlington homeowners who can't afford to pay their taxes?

Frequently Asked Questions : Human Services : Arlington, Vir...
In 2006, Arlington County began offering homeowner grants to certain households to help offset rising personal property taxes... more Info > > In some cases, the cost of prescription medications may be subsidized for Arlington County residents... More Info > >

I can't afford to neuter my cat - what help can I get?

Cat Chat - Frequently Asked Questions
For many people, neutering their pets is simply too expensive, but help is available. If you are receiving benefit, are a pensioner, or are on a low income, you should be eligible for a neutering voucher, which covers part of the cost, and in some cases all of the cost. Most Cats Protection and RSPCA branches issue neutering vouchers, and many independent rscues also can offer neutering assistance.

I can't afford your self-help resouces - what can I do?

Self Esteem Support for Women
We do understand that it can be frustrating when you feel financially constrained but don't worry, you don't have to purchase the self-help resources if you can't afford them right now; just enjoy what the site has to offer and perhaps when you get a spare $15 in your pocket then you can choose to invest in yourself in this way. The self-help resources will help you, so you are doing the right thing by keeping them in the back of your mind for a later date.

Are there any programs that can help me afford my prescriptions?

Frequently Asked Questions :: Urology San Antonio
The Partnership for Prescription Assistance serves as a clearinghouse for public and private patient assistance programs. By calling the Partnership for Prescription Assistance at (888) 477-2669 or accessing www.pparx.org, patients can quickly determine whether they qualify to receive free or reduced cost medications and enroll in appropriate assistance programs.

Can DBSA give me advice on a particular medication?

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance: Frequently Asked Qu...
Any questions you may have regarding medications and/or treatment should be answered by your doctor or someone trained and qualified to do so, such as your pharmacist. DBSA can provide you with resources that may be beneficial in helping you learn more about medications. Click here to learn more.

I need help but I can't afford to pay for a reading. Can you help me?

Psychic Readings by Psychic Nora Devan - Frequently Asked Qu...
If you would like to take advantage of my free reading offers, please visit the free psychic readings page where you can submit a question to Ask Nora my Psychic Advice column, or participate in one of the Free Psychic Chat Party events. You may wish to consult the Psychic Reading Oracles or consider purchasing a Premium Psychic Reading for as little as $16.95.

What if I can't afford your services?

CDHH: FAQs
Service fees at the Center vary according to program and specific services required. Prior to providing service, the staff at CDHH will make every effort to inform you about available financial assistance programs, insurance reimbursements or other options that may be helpful to you. We do strive to keep all of our fees competitive and affordable.
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