Connecticut

• ConnPACE- covers prescriptions, insulin, and insulin syringes with a $16.25 co-pay for each medication.

Delaware

• Delaware Prescription Assistance Program- provides each eligible individual with up to $3000 annually toward medically necessary prescription drugs

Illinois

• SeniorCare- assists people with or without Medicare for almost all prescription drugs.

Indiana

• HousierRx- helps pay for Medicare beneficiaries’ monthly Part D premiums

Maine

• The Main Low Cost Drug Program for the Elderly and Disabled- the state pays 80% minus $2.00 for generic drugs and brand name drugs.

Maryland

• Maryland Pharmacy Assistance Program- Recipients pay $2.50 for generic drugs and $7.50 for brand name drugs

Missouri

• Missouri Rx Plan- the state covers 50% of the out of pocket costs including deductibles, copayments, and coverage gap costs.

Montana

• Big Sky Rx Program- The state program will pay up to $33.19 of monthly Medicare Part D premiums.

New Jersey

• Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged and Disabled- PAAD participants will pay no more than $6 per prescription for generic drugs and $7 for brand name drugs
• Senior Gold Prescription Drug Program- Co-pays are $15 plus 50% of the remaining cost of the prescription drug cost

New York

• The New York State Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage- EPIC helps pay for most prescription drugs as well as insulin and insulin syringes.

Pennsylvania

• Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly- $6 copayments for generic drugs and $9 copayments for brand name drugs.

Texas

• Texas Kidney Health Care Program- provides assistance for texas residents with a diagnosis of End-Stage Renal Disease. Services include prescription drug benefits, coinsurance, and certain medical expenses.

Again, if your state isn’t listed above you may call your state health department.