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Any Suggestions on how I might be able to get Humira-
My health policy will only pay a small part - and I don't qualify for financial assistance because my husband makes
too much- I can't afford $1,100 a month for it - what to do?
Is there a program that might help?

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I heard, don't know how true it is, that Montel Williams has a program that helps with this, may have to try for it myself. I am thinking of getting in touch with him on line. Will let you all knw how it works out.


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You might try Health Well Foundation. They paid for my Remicade co-pay for a year and then the Humira for the one time that I got to take it.

Another dr. recommended Chronic Disease Fund at 1/877-968-7233 and alo Patient Access Network Foundation at 1-866-316-7263. I haven't checked them out because Health Well is helping us with RA. They told me they are fully funded right now for all of the diseases that they fund.

Also take a look at www.patientadvocate.org/
It will take you to a lot of places.

It is tough when you fit in that middle section of not enough and yet too much. A lot of us are in that section. We qualified because of retirement income and our huge medical bills. Healthwell approved me for all year of my Remicade co-pay and then this year for the Humira but I didn't tolerate it. Now they are working on PT for me and seeing how they can help with my husband's RA surgery.

Just wonderful people. Hard to imagine people being so generous to help others and everyone you talk to is so nice.

Best wishes to you. I feel there is something there that will help. Let me know if they don't and I have some more.

Have a good weekend.
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I was so surprised that Humira was so much cheaper than Remicade. I guess our insurance paid better on it. I could have handled the Humira but they said for me to use the rest of my grant on it so I did.

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Thank you Possi for that info, I will look into it.

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Thanks so much Molly Woon, and good luck too.

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