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961776 tn?1248714887

Help with perscriptions

I was wondering if anyone new a place that will help or pay for the pegasys treatments? I have insurance and they pay for the ribivirn but not the injections of course because its the most expensive...So just wondering if anyone has any ideas or anyone that would help....
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Here are the phone numbers:
800-387-1258 (Pegasys)
800-521-7157 (PegIntron)
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179856 tn?1333547362
When I wanted to extend my treatement from 48 to 72 weeks the insurance company refused to pay for it. I called the drug company drug assistance program and they asked me for the insurance letter denying coverage and then paid for every single bit of it for me - even mailed it to my house for free.

If you are on PegIntron it is called Commitment to Care
If you are on Pegasys it is called Pegassist

Google them and they should come right up. I don't have the numbers any longer cause I've been done for a long time but if you contact them more than likely they should be able to help you.

Good luck.
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