What does EPICC mean in PRESCRIPTION

EPICC works with pharmaceutical companies, providers, insurance companies, employers, state governments, federal government agencies and non-profits to create programs that lower out-of-pocket costs associated with accessing these medications. This can include discounts or copayment assistance through government or commercial plans, or expanding access to no-cost options such as generic medications or over the counter products.

No. The mission of EPICC is broader than just providing coverage of prescription drugs and contraception for women. It aims to improve overall health outcomes by increasing access to preventive services such as cancer screenings, fertility treatments, mental health visits, vaccinations and more.

Anyone who can demonstrate financial need can qualify for assistance through EPICC initiatives. This includes those who are uninsured or underinsured; individuals on Medicaid; those with limited incomes; people below certain age thresholds; veterans; Native American tribal members; military service members; low-income families; rural residents; individuals living in poverty; pregnant women on Medicare/Medicaid plans; persons living with HIV/AIDS or disability benefits recipients.

To determine if you are eligible for assistance from EPICC you must complete an application process via their website or telephone hotline number provided at www.epiccprogram.com. Your eligibility will be assessed based on your financial situation and other criteria set by the program. In certain instances you may also be able to receive assistance through your employer's health plan if it participates in the EPICC program.

Yes there are income requirements which must be met in order to qualify for assistance form the program. Generally speaking individuals making less than 250% of the Federal Poverty Level will be eligible although some states have higher thresholds so it is important that you check what they are before applying form help through the program..