Medication Blog

There is a growing global divide between countries moving towards high vaccination rates and the countries experiencing a surge in infection rates. Despite the lower rates in emerging cases in most of the U.S, caution is still necessary.

Many of the elements of today’s world are increasingly contributing to rising levels of mental health ilnesses. The situation has never been direr while treatment for them remains inadequate. In the U.S, half of the people with diagnosable mental illness have never received treatment. There are a number of barriers in the healthcare system that...Read More

Nearly 11% of the U.S population suffers from diabetes. It’s the 7th leading cause of death in America. The gravity of the disease makes the cost of getting treatment even higher. For an average person, the healthcare cost of diabetes is $16,752 a year, which is twice more than the average medical cost for any...Read More

Without affordable healthcare, the development of any country will be hampered. Other structures of a country rely heavily on a healthy workforce being able to run it. The economy won’t be able to progress without changes to the way things are currently done in the United States healthcare systems and improvements to patient assistance systems.

Prescriptions assistance is a way to help those who are unable to afford their medications by partnering up with various pharmaceutical companies to provide the medicines at either a heavily subsidized amount or completely free. These programs have helped thousands of people across the country.

Finally, after over a year with the coronavirus shutting down most of the world, the COVID 19 vaccine is being provided to Americans all over the country. We will take a look at different aspects of the vaccine and discuss if this will also require a prescription assistance program to get a dose.

As more people become aware of mental health problems and illnesses, it becomes more apparent that better treatment needs to be provided for it. With the way the current healthcare system runs, it can be difficult getting mental health treatments. We look into the causes for worsened mental health and how prescription assistance can help.

There’s no doubt that diabetes is a costly disease. It’s reported that 34.2 million Americans have diabetes, and 88 million American adults have prediabetes. Plus, we lose billions of dollars every year in reduced productivity—early disability, early death, time off from work for hospitalizations, and doctor’s visits all cost our society. In the future, these...Read More