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West Virginia Rx: Prescriptions for West Virginians

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Why Is WVRx Needed?Why Is WVRx Needed?

  • Most uninsured patients represent charity care for hospitals. In 2006, the cost of charity care in WV hospitals was $231 million, up from $178 million in 2004, a 75% increase! This program will save millions in charity care costs for WV hospitals and the doctors who care for these patients.
  • In West Virginia, approximately a half million West Virginians or nearly 30% of the state’s residents lack prescription drug coverage.
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What Are We Doing?What Are We Doing?

  • Simplifying and streamlining the dispensing of brand name medicines donated by manufacturers.
  • Providing a user friendly service for patients, doctors and clinics.
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How Are We Doing This?How Are We Doing This?

  • We are developing and maintaining a network of patient advocates, doctor's offices and clinics throughout the state and working through them for patient referrals.
  • Armed with the knowledge that the patient is eligible and what medicines can be accessed, the prescriber registers the patient, and eligibility information is sent via fax or mail to WVRx.
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Apply Now

Why Is WVRx Needed?Why Is WVRx Needed?

  • Most uninsured patients represent charity care for hospitals. In 2006, the cost of charity care in WV hospitals was $231 million, up from $178 million in 2004, a 75% increase! This program will save millions in charity care costs for WV hospitals and the doctors who care for these patients.
  • In West Virginia, approximately a half million West Virginians or nearly 30% of the state’s residents lack prescription drug coverage.
  • Continue Reading ...

What Are We Doing?What Are We Doing?

  • Simplifying and streamlining the dispensing of brand name medicines donated by manufacturers.
  • Providing a user friendly service for patients, doctors and clinics.
  • Continue Reading ...

How Are We Doing This?How Are We Doing This?

  • We are developing and maintaining a network of patient advocates, doctor's offices and clinics throughout the state and working through them for patient referrals.
  • Armed with the knowledge that the patient is eligible and what medicines can be accessed, the prescriber registers the patient, and eligibility information is sent via fax or mail to WVRx.
  • Continue Reading ...