What is West Virginia Rx? (WVRx)
West Virginia Rx is a statewide mail order prescription access program for your uninsured patients. Access to costly prescription drugs should be easy for both the prescriber and the patient. Connecting patients with medications can be time consuming and costly. West Virginia Rx can help.
What can West Virginia Rx do for health care providers?
- Reduce the paperwork burden on staff for patient prescription assistance.
- Save staff time and reduce non-billable costs associated with filling out patient assistance forms.
- The West Virginia Rx formulary is available for easy prescribing, and we can also provide patient assistance software for staff to use for PAPs and tracking.
There are several ways to help your patients enroll:
- Download the West Virginia Rx patient enrollment packet which may be copied and openly distributed to patients.
- Call 877-388-9879 and West Virginia Rx will fax an application.
- Email wvrxinfo@wvrx.org for an electronic copy of the enrollment packet for reproduction.
- Request access to the West Virginia Rx online system to enroll patients from your office.
- Provide the toll free number 877-388-9879 to your patients and West Virginia Rx will take care of the rest!
Your patients qualify if:
- They live in West Virginia
- Their yearly income is 200% or less of the Federal Poverty Level
- They do not receive government assistance such as Medicaid, Medicare Part D, or Veteran’s Benefits
- They do not have prescription drug coverage
- They can provide a photo ID
West Virginia Rx can fill and mail brand-name medications for your patients from major pharmaceutical companies with an efficient turnaround time for patients who are enrolled (see the West Virginia Rx formulary for available immediate-fill medications).
West Virginia Rx can complete individual patient assistance forms for medications that are not on our formulary and return to you for signature and mailing, which reduces staff time, the paperwork burden, and costs associated with processing PAP applications.
If you currently provide your patients with individual patient assistance program services, learn how West Virginia Rx can help you reduce the time it takes!
Please remember:
West Virginia Rx does NOT fill generic prescriptions.
West Virginia Rx does NOT fill or handle any controlled drugs.
What is West Virginia Rx? (WVRx)
West Virginia Rx is a statewide mail order prescription access program for your uninsured patients. Access to costly prescription drugs should be easy for both the prescriber and the patient. Connecting patients with medications can be time consuming and costly. West Virginia Rx can help.
What can West Virginia Rx do for health care providers?
- Reduce the paperwork burden on staff for patient prescription assistance.
- Save staff time and reduce non-billable costs associated with filling out patient assistance forms.
- The West Virginia Rx formulary is available for easy prescribing, and we can also provide patient assistance software for staff to use for PAPs and tracking.
There are several ways to help your patients enroll:
- Download the West Virginia Rx patient enrollment packet which may be copied and openly distributed to patients.
- Call 877-388-9879 and West Virginia Rx will fax an application.
- Email wvrxinfo@wvrx.org for an electronic copy of the enrollment packet for reproduction.
- Request access to the West Virginia Rx online system to enroll patients from your office.
- Provide the toll free number 877-388-9879 to your patients and West Virginia Rx will take care of the rest!
Your patients qualify if:
- They live in West Virginia
- Their yearly income is 200% or less of the Federal Poverty Level
- They do not receive government assistance such as Medicaid, Medicare Part D, or Veteran’s Benefits
- They do not have prescription drug coverage
- They can provide a photo ID
West Virginia Rx can fill and mail brand-name medications for your patients from major pharmaceutical companies with an efficient turnaround time for patients who are enrolled (see the West Virginia Rx formulary for available immediate-fill medications).
West Virginia Rx can complete individual patient assistance forms for medications that are not on our formulary and return to you for signature and mailing, which reduces staff time, the paperwork burden, and costs associated with processing PAP applications.
If you currently provide your patients with individual patient assistance program services, learn how West Virginia Rx can help you reduce the time it takes!
Please remember:
West Virginia Rx does NOT fill generic prescriptions.
West Virginia Rx does NOT fill or handle any controlled drugs.