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Carnitor Injection 200 mg-ml, of program Carnitor Drug Assistance Program,

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Carnitor Injection 200 mg-ml

Name of Program Carnitor Drug Assistance Program
Affiliated Company National Organization for Rare Disorders
Address of Program Carnitor Drug Assistance Program, C/O NORD
Address 2 PO Box 1969
Address 3 New Fairfield, CT 06812-8924
Phone (Voice) 800.999.6674
Fax 203.798.2292
How to get application Call
General guidelines/directives for applicants Must be US citizen or legal resident and have no insurance for the medication. Each application is reviewed individually to determine eligibility. Estimated response time is 2 - 4 weeks. Patient is given assistance up from 25%-100% for one year. A negative decision can be appealed.
Beginning course of action to obtain drugs Call to start the process, the application will be mailed to the patient, doctor or social worker.
Doctor/provider's Doctor completes a section and attaches a prescription to application.
Responsibilities of Patient Patient fills out section with detailed financial and insurance information. The patient will also need to provide proof of income.
Distribution manner Medication is sent directly to the patient through a mail order pharmacy.
Amount distributed 91 day supply
Refill process New application required annually.
Program limitations Indefinite
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