Master your meds without maxing your budget.

Managing one prescription is hard enough—but five? That’s a full-time job. Between refills, costs, and remembering what to take when, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. If you’re balancing meds for conditions like diabetes, asthma, or heart disease, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to handle it all on your own either.

At Advocate My Meds, we specialize in helping people just like you get the medications they need without the financial strain. Through our full-service prescription assistance programs, we make it possible to manage multiple prescriptions without choosing between your health and your wallet.

Step 1: Know What You Take

It sounds simple, but make a master list of all your medications—names, dosages, and how often you take them. This one step can help streamline the process if you apply for support programs like Lilly Cares or Novo Nordisk prescription assistance. Think of it as your personal cheat sheet.

Step 2: Apply Once, Get Help for Many

Here’s the good news: you don’t need to fill out ten different applications. Our team helps with prescription assistance enrollment so you can access multiple resources from trusted names like Pfizer, Merck, and Sanofi. It’s one simple way to get connected to the help you need.

Step 3: Keep Your Routine Simple

Multiple medications mean multiple chances to forget. Use reminders, a pill organizer, or even a sticky note on your fridge. Whether you’re getting support through diabetes prescription assistance or help with asthma meds, staying organized makes a huge difference.

Affordable care for every pill you need.

Let Advocate My Meds Do the Heavy Lifting

No one should have to choose between groceries and medicine. Advocate My Meds works directly with programs like GSK, Johnson & Johnson, and Janssen prescription assistance to help patients find relief from high costs. If you need prescription drug assistance or just some guidance, they’ve got your back.

Reach out to Advocate My Meds to take the first step toward affordable care—your medicine cabinet (and your bank account) will thank you.