Prescription Assistance
Helping patients access the medications they need by reducing financial barriers to care.
The Prescription Assistance Program at Redington-Fairview General Hospital helps eligible patients who are having difficulty affording their prescription medications. Whether you need assistance with a long-term medication or a short-term prescription, our care teams will work with you to explore available options and connect you with resources that help you access the medications you need.
How the Program Can Help
If you're having difficulty paying for prescription medications or copayments, we may be able to help. The Prescription Assistance Program may be able to help with:
- Brand-name and generic prescription medications
- Short-term prescriptions, such as antibiotics or steroids
- Long-term prescription medications
- Prescription medication costs and copayments
If your medication is not covered, your care team will work with you to explore other available options.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if this program can help me?
If you are having difficulty paying for your prescription medications or copayments, contact your Redington-Fairview physician or advanced practice provider's office to discuss your options.
Are all medications covered?
No. Many brand-name and generic medications are covered through the program. If your medication is not covered, your provider's care team will work with you to explore other options and develop a plan.
Where are prescriptions filled?
Prescription medications provided through the Prescription Assistance Program are filled at Holland's Variety Drug, 12 High Street, Skowhegan.
Do I need to have all of my prescriptions filled at Holland's Variety Drug to qualify?
No. You do not need to have all of your prescriptions filled at Holland's Variety Drug to qualify for prescription assistance.
How long can I receive assistance?
The length of assistance varies depending on the medication prescribed. Your provider's care team will work with you to determine an appropriate long-term plan.
Can the program help with short-term medications?
Yes. The program may also be used for short-term prescriptions, such as antibiotics or steroids.
Important Information
Eligibility, covered medications, and the length of assistance vary based on each patient's individual circumstances and the medication prescribed. Not all medications are eligible for assistance.
The Prescription Assistance Program is supported, in part, through Redington-Fairview General Hospital's participation in the federal 340B Drug Pricing Program, helping improve access to affordable medications and healthcare services for the communities we serve.