Free or Low-Cost Prescription Drugs
SenioRx is not just for seniors. SenioRx is a prescription medication assistance program that has helped thousands of Alabamians receive FREE or LOW-COST prescription medications from pharmaceutical companies.
SenioRx assists clients by applying for Patient Assistance Programs through the pharmaceutical companies. We help oversee all of the necessary information required by companies..
SenioRx is for Alabamians with disabilities regardless of age or persons aged 55 and older who have been diagnosed with at least one medical condition that requires a prescription medication.
Eligible clients may receive a three-month supply of medication from pharmaceutical companies FREE or at a LOW COST. Medication refills are permitted as long as the participant remains eligible for the program.
SenioRx may now be able to help with Ensure® and Glucerna®.
To qualify for SeniorRx, an individual must be a legal Alabama resident and meet ONE SET of the following:
- Age 55 or older
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- Have a chronic medical condition
- Have no prescription drug insurance or limited prescription drug insurance
- Meet certain income limits
- Any age with a disability – If you have been deemed disabled by Social Security, have applied for disability, and are awaiting a decision, have a doctor’s declaration of disability, or you are in the 24-month Medicare waiting period.
- You have Medicare and have reached your Medicare Part D coverage gap (donut hole).
In fiscal year 2021, the SenioRX program saved seniors in ATRC’s service region over $1 Million dollars in drug costs!
Your eligibility will be determined by each pharmaceutical company’s program guidelines.
For additional information and assistance, call ATRC Aging at (334) 682-5206 or 888-617-0500.
Common Medications Acquired For Clients Through SenioRx
Anticoagulants
Eliquis, Pradaxa, Xarelto
Inhalers
Breo, Combivent, Spiriva, Symbicort
Insulins
Humalog, Lantus, Novolog, Toujeo, Ozempic
And many more!
Questions?
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