Get help with out-of-pocket costs
Determine your eligibility for medication co-pay, insurance premium or travel assistance using our online tools.
You’ll need a prescription name; Social Security number; income, insurance and provider information. Learn more here.
High deductibles and co-pays shouldn't keep people with life-threatening, chronic and rare diseases from getting the treatment they need. PAN uses the donations of caring individuals and corporations to offer the fastest, most dependable way for patients to pay their out-of-pocket costs. Because when the unexpected happens, all you should have to focus on is getting better.
Patients
How to cover treatment costs should be the last thing on your mind when managing a difficult diagnosis. That’s where PAN comes in. We connect you with the help you need, so you can focus on your health and quality of life. Learn more.
Providers
As healthcare providers, you are integral to helping patients understand their treatment options and maintain their quality of life. We partner with you to ensure that costs are not a barrier to your patients’ treatment. Learn more.
Pharmacies
As pharmacists, we share your passion for helping patients receive and adhere to critical treatments. Our commitment to patient assistance means you can easily find and apply for financial help on behalf of your patients. Learn more.
Donors
Patients come first. Since 2004, we have provided over $3 billion in assistance to nearly 1 million patients. With a best-in-class compliance program, efficient operations and a low administrative cost, we are your most trustworthy partner. Learn more.
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- October 17, 2019
The PAN Foundation Supports MAPRx Comments on the Lower Drug Costs Now Act of 2019
- July 29, 2019
The PAN Foundation Endorses MAPRx Letter to the U.S. Senate on the Prescription Drug Pricing Reduction Act
- July 26, 2019
The PAN Foundation Signs Stakeholder Letter to Congress in Support of a Medicare Part D Cap
- June 3, 2019
Roundtrip and PAN Foundation Provide Transportation Services to Help Patients Adhere to Prescribed Treatments
- October 17, 2019
