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Federally Qualified Health Centers use the 340B drug pricing program to dispense medications at $1–$5 per prescription for uninsured patients — including insulin, blood pressure meds, and mental health medications. No insurance needed.
Find FQHCs near meAlways ask your doctor for generic alternatives — they're chemically identical and can cost 80-90% less.
Search the drug name on NeedyMeds AND RxAssist — programs differ by manufacturer.
Manufacturer assistance programs often provide 90-day supplies free of charge for qualifying patients.
FQHCs (federally-qualified health centers) dispense medications at deep discounts through the 340B drug program.
GoodRx and similar coupons can't be combined with insurance — use whichever is cheaper per fill.
Many pharmacies (Walmart, Costco) offer $4 generics on a standard list — ask your pharmacist.
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