Access & support

Affordability resources

Public coverage schemes and assistance directories, linked directly to their operators. A listing is not a guarantee of eligibility, funding or approval.

Programme rules can change. Confirm your circumstances with the operator before applying; never send medical or financial documents to OrbiPharma.

4 resources

United States

Medicare Extra Help (Low-Income Subsidy)

People with Medicare who have limited income and resources

Eligibility: Eligibility is based on income and resource limits set annually by the Social Security Administration. People who receive Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income, or a Medicare Savings Program usually qualify automatically.
Application: Apply through the Social Security Administration online, by phone, or at a local office. Automatic enrolment applies to some beneficiaries.
Restrictions: Limits and covered costs change each year. Applies to Medicare Part D prescription drug costs only. Applying for Extra Help does not itself enrol you in a Part D plan, which is needed to use the assistance.

Source checked 19 October 2026 — not a guarantee of current eligibility

Official programme source

United States

HealthCare.gov — Marketplace coverage

US residents shopping for individual or family health insurance

Eligibility: Most applicants qualify for premium tax credits based on household income; cost-sharing reductions apply at lower incomes and require choosing a Silver plan.
Application: Apply during the annual open-enrolment period or after a qualifying life event through the federal marketplace or a state exchange.
Restrictions: All marketplace plans must cover prescription medicines, but each plan has its own formulary and cost tiers.

Source checked 19 October 2026 — not a guarantee of current eligibility

Official programme source

United States

PhRMA Medicine Assistance Tool (MAT)

Patients seeking manufacturer patient-assistance programmes

Eligibility: MAT is a search service run by the pharmaceutical industry association PhRMA that links to hundreds of manufacturer and charitable programmes, each with its own eligibility criteria. It is not itself an assistance programme.
Application: Search by medicine name, then apply directly with the manufacturer or charity running the programme. Applications usually require prescriber involvement.
Restrictions: MAT itself provides no financial assistance; each listed programme sets its own income limits, insurance requirements, and renewal rules.

Source checked 19 October 2026 — not a guarantee of current eligibility

Official programme source

United States

NeedyMeds

People looking for medicine cost assistance of any kind

Eligibility: A US nonprofit that maintains a free database of manufacturer programmes, disease-based charities, state programmes, and discount coupons. It is an information resource, not an enrolment or benefit programme; no eligibility requirements to search.
Application: Search the database by medicine or diagnosis, then apply with each programme directly. NeedyMeds also offers a drug discount card.
Restrictions: NeedyMeds is an information service, not a pharmacy or insurer; listing does not guarantee approval by any programme.

Source checked 19 October 2026 — not a guarantee of current eligibility

Official programme source