There are 29 million people in America that currently have type 2 diabetes that are older than the age 20. Type 2 diabetes is when blood sugar levels rise. This means that your body does not insulin properly and you have to inject insulin to control the levels.

Type 2 diabetes is the most common diabetes with millions of people having to buy medication for it. Many people are also without insurance in America and are ending up having to pay hundreds of dollars out of pocket to afford their medications. But how can people get help paying for diabetes medications when they do not have insurance? Through prescription assistant programs like Advocate My Meds, hundreds of people are able to afford their prescriptions without insurance.

Get Help for Diabetes Medications

Diabetes can affect anyone at any age, if you become diagnosed with diabetes and do not have insurance, you will be in financial debt by trying to pay for your medications to keep you healthy.

The way prescription assistance programs (PAPs) work through insurance companies. For people who qualify, they are able to get most or all of their prescription costs paid for. Some of the qualifications require the patient to give proof of income and medications. The person has to be making below the federal poverty line. This can be found here.

Types of Diabetes Medications

Advocate My Meds helps people afford many different types of medications from asthma, to pain, to diabetes, and mental health. Some of the diabetes medications we will help pay for are:

• Bydureon
• Victoza
• Novolog
• Lantus
• Humalog

If you or your loved one are struggling to pay for medications, especially diabetes, Advocate My Meds is here to help. We have trained staff that specialize in the medication and enrollment process and will do everything they can to make sure you save the most money.

For more information you can visit our site advocatemymeds.com or call 877-596-1604