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Financial Assistance Resource Center

How to find help with the cost of your medications and treatments

The following links provide information on a variety of financial aid programs and health insurance support services.

First, contact the manufacturer of your drug or treatment as it may offer the quickest assistance or direct you to a private foundation if you don't qualify for its assistance. Some companies have insurance specialists who can help you navigate a preauthorization and/or appeals process.

• Biologics assistance: financial aid programs for people with insurance and people who are uninsured.
• Other treatment resources: financial aid programs for other psoriasis medications and treatments, including home phototherapy.
• Financial assistance resources: websites with information on programs that may help with other medications.
• Find help in your state: links to resource directories, free and low-cost clinics, and drug assistance programs in each state.
• Copay help: foundations that may assist with high out-of-pocket costs, such as copays.
• Medicare resources: information for people with Medicare coverage.

Questions about the new federal health care law, the Affordable Care Act?

Find out what it means for people with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, or visit Healthcare.gov to find insurance options and other information.