Visit my new website for my first article of 2011, which focuses on GERD (gastrointestinal reflux disease). If you suffer from GERD, you may find some helpful information there.
Trina's Med Help
Trina
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Merry Chistmas!
I hope everyone is able to spend time this week with family and friends and enjoy the Christmas season. Check back after the holidays for the first of my helpful articles. Merry Christmas everyone!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
New Website!!
I am excited to announce the completion of my new website. Follow the link to view it now. Any suggestions, comments or critique is welcome!
http://www.trinasmedhelp.webs.com
http://www.trinasmedhelp.webs.com
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Get Your Prescription Medications For Free
If you are like most Americans today, you are having to stretch every dollar you have. When the economy took a hit, so did our pocketbooks and many of us are still struggling to recover.
Many people have lost their jobs in the last few years, which not only affected their income, but left many without health insurance. One trip to the doctors office, combined with another trip to the pharmacy, can easily cost hundreds of dollars.
My name is Trina Long and I reside in Cookeville, TN. My husband Danny and I have 5 children and I have been a CPhT for the last 12 years. A little over a year ago I added Patient Care Advocate to my title and have spent my days helping uninsured, low income clients obtain their expensive medications for free.
People just do not have the means to pay for expensive medicines, even though they are needed. I have watched clients make the choice of paying for drugs, or buying food. One client told me one day while deciding what to do with the last $50 he had in his checking account, “I guess I will live longer with high cholesterol than I will with no food”. He simply did not have the funds to purchase his expensive cholesterol medication that week and had to make a choice.
The good thing is, there are choices out there. Most of the major drug companies offer Patient Assistance Programs for their medications to anyone who meets their income and insurance guidelines. In most cases, you have to be uninsured to qualify for help. If you qualify, the drug company offers medication at no cost to the patient.
Finding and utilizing these programs can be a problem if you don't know where to look. Thats where I can help. As your patient advocate, I will collect all the information necessary to complete your application, including signatures, Dr DEA, NPI and license information, required prescriptions, and income documentation. I will also handle refills and dose changes when necessary.
Do not go another month without your medication. I do charge a fee for my advocate services, however the savings can be tremendous. Just one month of most medications can very easily cost you hundreds of dollars. Let me help you start saving today.
Trina Long
CPhT, PCA
It doesn't cost anything to get a free quote. Fill out the form below and I will e-mail you within 24 hours with a personalized account of your medications. I can tell you which medications are eligible to get for free and how much it would cost you for discounted medications.
Note: I do not provide any medications with my program, nor is this insurance. It is an assistance program for people who are uninsured and cannot afford their medication. I simply take care of the application process and keep up with the paperwork for you. The medications will come to you directly from the drug companies which sponsor each program. I do not offer assistance for any controlled medications at this time.
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Put a website form like this on your site.
Many people have lost their jobs in the last few years, which not only affected their income, but left many without health insurance. One trip to the doctors office, combined with another trip to the pharmacy, can easily cost hundreds of dollars.
My name is Trina Long and I reside in Cookeville, TN. My husband Danny and I have 5 children and I have been a CPhT for the last 12 years. A little over a year ago I added Patient Care Advocate to my title and have spent my days helping uninsured, low income clients obtain their expensive medications for free.
People just do not have the means to pay for expensive medicines, even though they are needed. I have watched clients make the choice of paying for drugs, or buying food. One client told me one day while deciding what to do with the last $50 he had in his checking account, “I guess I will live longer with high cholesterol than I will with no food”. He simply did not have the funds to purchase his expensive cholesterol medication that week and had to make a choice.
The good thing is, there are choices out there. Most of the major drug companies offer Patient Assistance Programs for their medications to anyone who meets their income and insurance guidelines. In most cases, you have to be uninsured to qualify for help. If you qualify, the drug company offers medication at no cost to the patient.
Finding and utilizing these programs can be a problem if you don't know where to look. Thats where I can help. As your patient advocate, I will collect all the information necessary to complete your application, including signatures, Dr DEA, NPI and license information, required prescriptions, and income documentation. I will also handle refills and dose changes when necessary.
Do not go another month without your medication. I do charge a fee for my advocate services, however the savings can be tremendous. Just one month of most medications can very easily cost you hundreds of dollars. Let me help you start saving today.
Trina Long
CPhT, PCA
It doesn't cost anything to get a free quote. Fill out the form below and I will e-mail you within 24 hours with a personalized account of your medications. I can tell you which medications are eligible to get for free and how much it would cost you for discounted medications.
Note: I do not provide any medications with my program, nor is this insurance. It is an assistance program for people who are uninsured and cannot afford their medication. I simply take care of the application process and keep up with the paperwork for you. The medications will come to you directly from the drug companies which sponsor each program. I do not offer assistance for any controlled medications at this time.
Scroll down for form:
Put a website form like this on your site.
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