AARP is not an organization looking out for seniors and getting savings on drugs. AARP should have the following information at their fingertips and I have brought it to their attention in 2 separate emails. Pfizer has revised their patient income limit. The new limits are $47,080 annualy for a single person. If your income is below that level you can get drugs like Celebrex, Lyrica and others for FREE. Previously, my prescription for Lyrica and Premarin put me in the donut hole by March. Now, since I get them FREE directly from Pfizer I am nowhere near the donut hole. Pfizer is a great company looking out for seniors. AARP should be ashamed of themselves for not getting this information out to their subscribers. Go on the site Pfizer Pathways and you will get all the info you need to get some brand name medications for free, thus keeping you out of the donut hole
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STAY OUT OF DONUT HOLE Prescriptions drugs for FREE
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JC
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For those that fall into the Doughnut hole with medicare and do not qualify for any low income programs like Extra Help or State Pharmaceutical programs there is a great resource I use all the time. The website is www.needymeds.org On this website you can search out your prescriptions and it will go over several programs to help covering the costs and what the requirements to be eligible are. It will also give you the phone number to call and may have options of just signing up online.