Novant Health Medication Assistance Program

If your medication is eligible for financial assistance, you'll receive an email from us with instructions on how to enroll.

Eligibility varies by program — we’re here to help you find the right fit.

Many programs are open to patients with commercial insurance and don’t ask for income details. Others — like co-pay programs — focus on specific health conditions and may offer help to households earning under a certain amount. Before you apply, we’ll help you understand which programs best fit your needs.

If your medication is eligible for financial assistance, you'll receive an email from us with instructions on how to enroll.

We’ll guide you through every step. Each medication requires its own application, but we’ll provide as much information as possible to make things easier. It’s helpful to have your insurance card nearby.

You'll be directed to a website to choose and apply for the program that fits your needs. If a program requires your doctor’s signature, we’ll notify them so they can do their part.

You’re not alone — email us to learn more and get support. Our experts are here to guide you through the enrollment process.

Once you're enrolled, the program will help pay for your medicine first before you get a bill — helping you owe less.

Keep in mind, you might still have other costs for care on your bill that the Medication Assistance Program doesn’t cover.

Co-pay savings programs help you pay less money from your own pocket for certain medicines. Sometimes, they can make the cost as low as $5 to $25 each time you get your medicine. These programs are offered by the companies that make the medicine and by groups that give financial help. They’re made to help those who qualify start and keep taking their medicine without money getting in the way.