A variety of government programs, including Medicare and Medicaid, may be available to assist you with the cost of rheumatoid arthritis treatments.

PATIENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Many pharmaceutical companies sponsor Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) that provide free or low-cost RA medications to patients who meet eligibility criteria.

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GRANTS, FOUNDATIONS, & OTHER RA SUPPORT RESOURCES

Non-profit organizations and other sources of RA financial support may be able to help reduce the costs of your RA treatment.

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PRIVATE INSURANCE PROVIDERS

Many private insurance providers may cover the costs of RA treatment.

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Note: The tips on this site should not replace advice from your physician. Always check with your physician before making any changes to your daily habits.

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