Official places to find medicine savings, help with prescription costs, tests, and care.
Source review: September 22, 2026. Listings are not live stock, price quotes, or guarantees of eligibility. Confirm current details with each provider. Daily automated link checks are separate from this source review.
Medicines
Home delivery of available medicines to Georgia patients. Later orders have a fee for each medicine.
Cost: First order: $6 total
Who can use it: A Georgia shipping address; uninsured or facing high copays or deductibles. Stock determines what can be filled.
Next steps & sources
- Check the live stock list for your exact medicine and strength.
- Register with Good Pill and name a backup pharmacy.
- Ask your clinic to send the prescription to Good Pill Home Delivery.
- Confirm later-order fees and delivery timing. Ask about help if the fee is unaffordable.
The first-order offer is not a promise that every refill costs $6. Insulin and test strips are not currently stocked.
Published phone: 888-987-5187
Look up your exact prescription and compare participating pharmacies before you travel.
Cost: Compare local coupon prices
Who can use it: People paying out of pocket. Use the free coupon service; paid memberships are optional.
Next steps & sources
- Search the name, strength, form, and quantity on your prescription. Enter your ZIP code.
- Compare nearby pharmacies and call to confirm the coupon price and stock.
- Show or print the matching coupon before the pharmacy charges you. Ask your pharmacist to compare it with your insurance price.
A coupon is not insurance and usually cannot be combined with insurance on the same fill. Ask your plan whether cash spending can count toward its deductible.
Published phone: 855-268-2822
Compare Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company’s current price for your medicine, including fees and shipping.
Cost: Price varies by prescription
Who can use it: A valid prescription for an available medicine; review checkout for the total cost and any accepted insurance.
Next steps & sources
- Find the exact medicine and strength on the official site.
- Create your patient account. Ask your U.S.-based clinician to send a new prescription using the current pharmacy-partner instructions.
- Ask your clinic to use the current prescriber instructions. Confirm your shipping address and total before paying.
The current homepage asks for a new prescription from a U.S.-based provider. The total includes shipping and applicable taxes; do not treat its unfilled price widgets as real quotes.
A mail-order option for available medicines, with no membership fee or standard income screening.
Cost: Listed price includes standard shipping
Who can use it: A valid prescription and payment for an available medicine. Specially funded programs may have separate rules.
Next steps & sources
- Search the medication list and check the strength and quantity.
- Ask for a prescription transfer, call the team, or create a patient account.
- Have your clinic send the prescription. Confirm payment, delivery, and your refill plan.
The standard pharmacy no longer requires an income-eligibility application.
Published phone: 888-796-1234
A second coupon comparison can help when one discount is still too expensive.
Cost: Compare the price for your pharmacy
Who can use it: Cash-paying patients, including people comparing a coupon with their insurance price.
Next steps & sources
- Search your exact prescription and ZIP code.
- Select a participating pharmacy and save or print the coupon.
- Ask the pharmacy to confirm the price before transferring or paying.
Use one payment route per fill. The lowest price can differ between pharmacies and coupon services.
Published phone: 844-234-3057
The federal site lists medication offers and directs you to the pharmacy or manufacturer that provides them.
Cost: Drug-specific cash offers
Who can use it: Eligibility depends on the selected offer, medicine, and insurance status.
Next steps & sources
- Search the prescribed medicine on the official .gov site.
- Read the full terms for the exact strength, quantity, and fill number. Compare with your insurance and other cash options.
- Follow the listed offer to the dispensing pharmacy or coupon instructions. Ask your clinic to send the prescription to that pharmacy if required.
TrumpRx is a directory of offers, not your dispensing pharmacy. An advertised starting price may be an introductory or dose-specific price.
Check the current low-cost list for your exact medicine, strength, and quantity.
Cost: Selected generics from $4
Who can use it: A prescription for an included medicine. Other drugs and quantities cost more.
Next steps & sources
- Open the official $4 prescription list.
- Find the exact strength and supply prescribed; ask your local Walmart pharmacy for its current price.
- Have your clinic send the prescription, or ask the pharmacy about a transfer.
The $4 price does not apply to every generic, and the list is not interchangeable with other stores’ programs.
Compare local prescription pricing and accepted coupons through Publix’s pharmacy service.
Cost: Ask for today’s cash price
Who can use it: Patients with a valid prescription; prices and coupon acceptance depend on the prescription and store.
Next steps & sources
- Use the official pharmacy page to find your store.
- Call with the medicine, strength, quantity, and coupon you want to use.
- Confirm the final price and stock before asking for a transfer.
Do not rely on the old Publix free-medication claims on the original directory. The current pharmacy page reviewed here does not substantiate those offers.
You do not need a Costco membership to purchase prescriptions. Member savings programs have separate terms.
Cost: Compare member and nonmember prices
Who can use it: Nonmembers can buy prescriptions; membership-based discounts require qualifying membership.
Next steps & sources
- Check your medicine’s price online or call the local pharmacy.
- Ask for the nonmember cash price or the eligible member program price.
- Arrange your prescription and confirm pickup or delivery.
A membership discount is different from access to the pharmacy itself.
RxPass covers medicines on its eligible list for one monthly fee. Other Amazon Pharmacy prescriptions have separate prices.
Cost: $5/month, plus Prime membership
Who can use it: Prime membership and an eligible prescription. Medicaid and CHIP members cannot enroll; check all current terms.
Next steps & sources
- Check whether your exact medicine is on the RxPass list.
- Include Prime’s cost when comparing your total spending.
- Set up Amazon Pharmacy, transfer the prescription, and review subscription terms before enrolling.
RxPass is not insurance. It renews monthly; confirm eligibility and cancellation terms. Do not use the original site’s outdated blanket Medicare exclusion.
Find Georgia stores with pharmacy phone numbers and current opening hours.
Cost: Compare store and coupon prices
Who can use it: Patients with valid prescriptions; ask each store about stock and coupon acceptance.
Next steps & sources
- Choose your Georgia city in the official locator.
- Call the pharmacy with your prescription details and ask for the cash, coupon, and insured prices that apply.
- Confirm the total and arrange a transfer or new prescription.
Use the store finder to locate a pharmacy and get its direct phone number.
Cost: Compare store and coupon prices
Who can use it: Patients with valid prescriptions; prices and services vary by location.
Next steps & sources
- Search your ZIP code and choose a location with a pharmacy.
- Ask the pharmacy to compare your insurance price with accepted cash discounts.
- Confirm stock and hours before traveling.
Find Kroger pharmacies and compare available savings for your prescription.
Cost: Ask for an exact prescription quote
Who can use it: A valid prescription. Do not assume another chain’s $4 list applies.
Next steps & sources
- Open the pharmacy locator and select Georgia.
- Call the selected store with medicine, form, strength, and quantity.
- Ask about accepted coupons and confirm price before filling.
Another pharmacy to compare when a medicine is unavailable or costly elsewhere.
Cost: Check medicine + delivery total
Who can use it: A valid prescription for prescription medicines; confirm the exact product and delivery address.
Next steps & sources
- Search the medicine and strength.
- Set up an account and follow the prescription or transfer instructions.
- Check the full order price and delivery time before paying.
Published phone: 800-748-7001
A North Carolina pharmacy offering an online ordering route and prescription transfers.
Cost: Compare current quantity pricing
Who can use it: A valid prescription where required. Delivery restrictions apply to refrigerated products.
Next steps & sources
- Find the exact medicine and quantity online.
- Start an order and provide prescription or transfer details.
- Confirm the total cost and delivery availability before paying.
Do not assume every medicine has a $37 annual supply. Use the current catalog.
A route for complex specialty prescriptions and help navigating coverage or financial support.
Cost: Ask the CareTeam about assistance
Who can use it: Availability, dispensing location, insurance network, and assistance depend on the medicine.
Next steps & sources
- Ask your prescriber whether your medicine needs a specialty pharmacy.
- Contact the CVS Specialty CareTeam through the official page.
- Ask about financial assistance, the correct dispensing pharmacy, and delivery or pickup before the prescription is sent.
CarePlus is not a blanket cheap-medication program. Confirm your specific location and prescription; do not assume it is the same as Cost Plus Drugs.
Georgia’s community pharmacy program screens patients for donated medication assistance.
Cost: Ask about free medication access
Who can use it: Uninsured Georgia residents age 18+ with valid prescriptions and income no greater than 200% of the federal poverty level; expense review applies.
Next steps & sources
- Call the assistance line at 678-892-6163 and follow the prompts.
- Prepare household income, expenses, prescriptions, and your clinic’s contact details.
- Answer follow-up calls, including unknown numbers. Ask about medicine availability and how to receive it.
The direct pharmacy number listed by SVdP is 770-687-2610. Start new requests on the assistance line.
Published phone: 678-892-6163
Partner clinics and pharmacies dispense available donated medicines to eligible patients.
Cost: Free medicines at participating sites
Who can use it: Low-income, uninsured patients. Confirm enrollment rules, service area, and stock at the dispensing site.
Next steps & sources
- Open the official site and find a participating dispensing location.
- Call that location to ask whether it serves your county and carries your medicine.
- Bring the requested enrollment documents and a valid prescription.
This is a network, not a direct mail-order pharmacy. Not every health center participates.
A direct pharmacy route for selected Lilly medicines, including Mounjaro and Zepbound.
Cost: Current medicine-specific self-pay prices
Who can use it: A valid prescription; the selected medicine’s purchase and savings terms apply.
Next steps & sources
- Choose your prescribed medicine on LillyDirect.
- Read the price for your actual dose and presentation, including future fills.
- Ask your clinic to follow LillyDirect’s current prescribing instructions. Confirm the dispensing pharmacy and payment before shipment.
This is separate from Lilly Cares. A promotional starting price is not a promise about later doses.
A free prescription discount card for cash purchases at participating pharmacies.
Cost: Compare your pharmacy’s card price
Who can use it: No age or income test for the card. It is not insurance and discounts vary.
Next steps & sources
- Print or save the card from the official site.
- Ask your pharmacy for the card price on your exact prescription.
- Compare with other coupons and your insurance price before paying.
The name does not mean this is Medicaid or a government insurance benefit.
Manufacturer assistance
Find assistance programs by brand or generic medicine name, or ask for help by phone.
Cost: Free information & phone help
Who can use it: Anyone can search. Each listed assistance program sets its own eligibility.
Next steps & sources
- Search the prescribed brand and generic name, or call the helpline.
- Find the manufacturer program and open its official eligibility and application pages.
- Ask your clinic to help with the prescriber section.
NeedyMeds is a directory; it does not approve applications or dispense medicines.
Published phone: 800-503-6897
Search patient assistance programs and application information with your clinic team.
Cost: Free program lookup
Who can use it: Search is available to patients and health professionals; program rules differ.
Next steps & sources
- Open the Patient Center or Provider Center.
- Search the prescribed medicine and read the program details.
- Confirm the current application on the manufacturer’s official website.
Help for selected Lilly medicines, including insulin and Trulicity, with medicine-specific eligibility.
Cost: Free listed medicines if approved
Who can use it: U.S. residency and income/insurance rules apply. Trulicity’s group uses 300% FPL; listed insulins use 400% FPL. Other groups differ.
Next steps & sources
- Check the available-medications list and your medicine’s eligibility group.
- Apply online or request a paper application by phone. Complete and sign the patient section.
- Ask your clinic to complete the prescriber section and send a prescription.
- Wait for the decision and confirm delivery with the program pharmacy. Record when you must renew.
Mounjaro and Zepbound are not on the current Lilly Cares available-medications list. Use their separate savings or self-pay routes.
Published phone: 800-545-6962
Novo Nordisk assistance has different eligibility for Ozempic and other covered diabetes medicines.
Cost: Free covered medicines if approved
Who can use it: Uninsured Ozempic applicants: income at or below 200% FPL. Other covered medicines: generally 400% FPL for uninsured applicants; Medicare and other exclusions differ.
Next steps & sources
- Check the current covered-product list and the rules for your medicine.
- Start the official application with your clinic’s correct email address.
- Provide requested income and coverage documents; Medicaid or Extra Help denial documentation may be required.
- Have your clinic finish its portion and confirm approval and delivery.
Medicare beneficiaries with prescription coverage are no longer eligible for Ozempic through this PAP. Do not assume every Novo product is covered.
Published phone: 866-310-7549
AstraZeneca’s program for people who cannot afford an included prescription.
Cost: Free covered medicines if approved
Who can use it: Medicine-specific income and insurance rules. Check the current eligibility page.
Next steps & sources
- Confirm your medicine is on the included list.
- Read the matching eligibility requirements and start the application.
- Have your clinic complete prescription and prescriber requirements. Confirm delivery after approval.
Breo is a GSK product; do not use an AstraZeneca application for it.
Published phone: 800-292-6363
Find GSK patient assistance and savings routes for eligible prescriptions.
Cost: Assistance depends on your medicine
Who can use it: Program and insurance rules vary; a copay card and a free-medicine application have different requirements.
Next steps & sources
- Choose your medicine on GSK for You.
- Select the assistance route that matches your insurance.
- Follow that program’s application and ask your clinic to complete any required prescription section.
Do not assume a $35 offer applies to all inhalers or all insurance types. Read the selected product’s full terms.
Help with medication costs, insurance questions, and other support resources.
Cost: Free covered medicine if approved
Who can use it: Product-specific financial and insurance criteria; see the current application.
Next steps & sources
- Check Medications Available on the official site.
- Choose Patient Assistance Connection and review the form.
- Complete your sections and have your clinician provide the prescription and required medical information.
Confirm the exact brand’s program; different Sanofi-associated products can use separate support services.
Published phone: 888-847-4877
A medicine-by-medicine entry point to Merck assistance programs.
Cost: Free covered medicines if approved
Who can use it: Each product’s program sets its income, insurance, and residency requirements.
Next steps & sources
- Find your medicine on Merck Helps.
- Open its current program details and application.
- Ask the clinic to complete and sign any prescriber section and submit the required documents.
Confirm current product inclusion and eligibility; do not reuse an application for a different brand.
Assistance for qualifying patients prescribed an included AbbVie medicine.
Cost: Free listed medicines if approved
Who can use it: Financial, coverage, medicine-specific, and alternative-funding restrictions apply.
Next steps & sources
- Choose your medicine and check the current eligibility criteria.
- Complete the patient portion online or use the application provided for that medicine.
- Ask your clinic to complete the provider portion. Call if documents or your status are unclear.
Check the live medicine list. AbbVie has announced a phase-out of Humira from myAbbVie Assist.
Published phone: 800-222-6885
A medicine access counselor can help identify support for a Pfizer prescription.
Cost: Free help finding an assistance route
Who can use it: Anyone can ask about options; each program sets its own requirements.
Next steps & sources
- Have the medicine name and insurance information ready.
- Use the program finder or call a medicine access counselor.
- Follow the recommended official program’s application instructions with your clinic.
Published phone: 844-989-7284
Novartis lists patient support and its independent patient assistance foundation.
Cost: Free eligible medicines if approved
Who can use it: Limited or no prescription coverage and financial need; eligibility depends on the medication and program.
Next steps & sources
- Choose Patient Assistance Foundation from the official Novartis page.
- Find your medicine and review the current eligibility and enrollment documents.
- Ask the prescriber’s office to complete its section and confirm where the prescription must be sent.
A savings-card route for eligible Lilly insulin users, including people without insurance.
Cost: $35/month for eligible prescriptions
Who can use it: Uninsured or commercially insured patients meeting the card’s terms. Government coverage uses separate benefit rules.
Next steps & sources
- Open Lilly’s official insulin access page and follow the Insulin Value Program link.
- Answer the eligibility questions and download or print the card.
- Show the card at the pharmacy and confirm the covered insulin and quantity before paying.
This does not mean every insulin product or every insurance situation uses this card. Never substitute insulin types without your clinician.
Check the current card for covered Novo Nordisk insulins and the amount you can receive.
Cost: Monthly savings; quantity limits apply
Who can use it: Patients who meet the current program terms; check insurance exclusions.
Next steps & sources
- Open the official MyInsulinRx registration page.
- Confirm your insulin and required quantity fit the offer.
- Complete registration and show the savings card to your pharmacy.
The program specifies monthly quantity limits. Ask for the final price if your prescription requires more.
Disease-specific funds can help when insurance leaves costs you cannot afford.
Cost: Help with eligible out-of-pocket costs
Who can use it: Covered diagnosis, insurance, financial criteria, and an open matching fund are generally required.
Next steps & sources
- Look for the fund matching your diagnosis.
- Check that the fund is open and covers your expense.
- Apply using the official portal or call. Keep receipts and follow the grant’s reimbursement rules.
Funds open and close. Do not assume a listed fund is accepting applications today.
Published phone: 800-675-8416
PAN’s official site directs patients to Patient Advocate Foundation’s TotalAssist program for next steps.
Cost: Check current TotalAssist services
Who can use it: Eligibility and available services depend on the program, fund, coverage, and financial circumstances.
Next steps & sources
- Read the current transition notice on PAN’s official website.
- Follow its TotalAssist link or call the current support number.
- Confirm whether you need a new application or to continue an existing award.
The current site announces TotalAssist and a new call-center route. Use its current instructions rather than older PAN contact details.
Published phone: 866-512-3861
The independent BMS foundation provides selected medicines without application, participation, or delivery fees.
Cost: Free included medicines if approved
Who can use it: Financial and coverage criteria apply. Medicare applicants also need evidence of required out-of-pocket prescription spending.
Next steps & sources
- Check the official medicine list and eligibility assessment.
- Complete the patient application and ask your clinic to complete its portion.
- If you have Medicare, obtain year-to-date prescription expense records; the site requires at least 3% of annual household income spent in the application year.
- Confirm approval and delivery before relying on the program for your next refill.
The 3% spending rule is additional to other eligibility rules; the program makes the final determination.
Published phone: 800-736-0003
A charitable route for eligible patients with financial need who need an included Amgen medicine.
Cost: Free eligible medicines if approved
Who can use it: Check current financial, residency, and coverage requirements for your medicine.
Next steps & sources
- Open Eligibility and confirm the medicine is available through the foundation.
- Get the current application from Resources. Complete patient sections and income/insurance information.
- Have your clinic complete the prescription section. Confirm submission and shipment with the foundation.
The foundation does not charge for enrollment assistance or refills.
Published phone: 888-762-6436
An assistance route to investigate with your clinic for selected Boehringer medicines.
Cost: Confirm current medicine eligibility
Who can use it: RxAssist lists uninsured/underinsured and some Medicare eligibility paths; confirm the current manufacturer criteria.
Next steps & sources
- Ask your clinic or NeedyMeds to verify that your prescribed medicine is currently included.
- Use the manufacturer’s current application or call to request instructions.
- Have the clinic confirm prescriber submission requirements, eligibility, and delivery.
The manufacturer page returned no readable details in this review. Contact information and general criteria were cross-checked in RxAssist; verify directly before applying.
Published phone: 800-556-8317
Some source details need confirmation with the provider.
Johnson & Johnson’s current support route helps patients understand coverage and affordability options.
Cost: Medicine-specific savings & support
Who can use it: Uninsured patients or those whose coverage does not meet their needs may have options; terms differ by medicine and program.
Next steps & sources
- Select the prescribed J&J medicine on the official withMe site.
- Choose the route matching your insurance and review its requirements.
- Ask your clinic to help complete any application and confirm the dispensing pharmacy.
Use current withMe instructions rather than assuming an older Janssen or J&J foundation application remains correct.
A case manager can help you understand coverage and available support for prescribed Dupixent.
Cost: Check copay or patient-assistance options
Who can use it: Eligibility depends on insurance and the assistance route. Enrollment does not guarantee free medication.
Next steps & sources
- Call the MyWay case manager line and select option 1.
- Discuss coverage and whether patient assistance or a savings card fits your situation.
- Complete the official enrollment process with your prescriber.
Published phone: 844-387-4936
An assistance foundation for eligible uninsured or underinsured patients with an included prescription.
Cost: No-cost treatment for eligible patients
Who can use it: Medicine-specific eligibility, income documentation, and insurance requirements apply.
Next steps & sources
- Check whether the exact medicine is covered and review eligibility.
- Use the current patient form or have your clinician apply through the portal.
- Provide requested household income evidence and ask your clinic to follow up on missing information.
Published phone: 855-727-6274
Labs & imaging
Discounted self-pay lab testing at participating locations, including Georgia. Part of Assist Health Group, which also operates RadiologyAssist.
Cost: CBC $6 + $7 blood draw per visit
Who can use it: Self-paying patients with a medical provider referral. Not available to people with state- or federally funded coverage such as Medicare or Medicaid.
Next steps & sources
- Ask your clinician for a referral with the exact tests needed.
- Select your tests and a participating location through LaboratoryAssist. Confirm the full price, including the blood draw.
- The program says it sends a payment link within four business hours. Pay through the program and take its voucher to the selected lab.
- Confirm preparation and visit instructions with the lab. Results go to you and your referring provider; arrange review with your clinician.
Published examples include a $6 CBC and $7 CMP, plus a $7 blood draw per visit. Confirm your complete order and current quote before paying; these are not insurance benefits.
Published phone: 888-531-2030
Compare cash prices for MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, mammography, and other imaging at participating centers.
Cost: Get an all-inclusive local quote
Who can use it: Self-paying patients with a provider order. The site excludes participants in state or federally funded programs; call if your coverage is unclear.
Next steps & sources
- Get the exact ordered study, body part, and contrast instructions from your clinic.
- Search your ZIP code and obtain a quote through RadiologyAssist.
- Book through the program and pay before the appointment. Confirm preparation with the imaging center.
- Ask for your report and images and arrange review with your clinician.
The program says its quote includes the center, radiologist, report, and an image copy on request. Its FAQ is broader about eligibility than the homepage exclusion; call before paying if you have public coverage.
Published phone: 855-346-5152
Search Georgia providers for imaging, lab work, procedures, and office visits.
Cost: Compare bundled self-pay prices
Who can use it: Self-paying patients. Confirm whether your insurance status and selected service allow use of the offer.
Next steps & sources
- Find the exact procedure and a nearby provider.
- Confirm your order, all included fees, and appointment availability with the provider before buying.
- Purchase the correct voucher through MDsave and follow booking instructions.
- Take your voucher and arrange for your clinician to receive and review results.
Ask whether contrast, anesthesia, pathology, and follow-up are included when relevant. Do not assume a self-pay purchase counts toward your deductible.
Published phone: 844-256-7696
Independent imaging centers with Georgia locations and cash-payment options.
Cost: Ask for the uninsured cash rate
Who can use it: Ask your selected location about the ordered study, self-pay rate, and coverage requirements.
Next steps & sources
- Use the official location finder to choose a Georgia center.
- Call the center with your clinician’s exact imaging order.
- Ask for the full cash price including the radiologist, contrast if ordered, and any other fees.
- Confirm booking, preparation, and how the report gets to your clinic.
Payment plans or financing are different from a discount or grant; compare the total cost before agreeing.
Online lab orders with collection at participating locations in Georgia.
Cost: Check the total for your exact tests
Who can use it: Cash-paying patients using an available participating lab. Confirm any age or test-specific restrictions.
Next steps & sources
- Ask your clinician for the exact test names or codes needed.
- Choose a nearby participating location and match the tests on Jason Health.
- Review the full checkout total and pay for the lab order. Follow the selected lab’s preparation instructions.
- Share results with your clinician; the purchase is not ongoing medical care.
The service provides its own ordering clinicians. Avoid buying broad test panels you do not need.
Published phone: 702-935-0035
Order lab testing through a network that lists Georgia collection locations.
Cost: Compare test + collection charges
Who can use it: Availability depends on your location and selected tests; confirm age and other ordering rules.
Next steps & sources
- Choose a Georgia collection site from the official locator.
- Match the tests your clinician requested. Review the final price including any collection or service charge.
- Complete the official order and follow appointment and preparation instructions.
- Send the results to the clinician responsible for follow-up.
The linked Georgia locator lets you search other ZIP codes. A listed location is not a guarantee of the lowest price.
Published phone: 800-714-0424
If a Labcorp bill is unaffordable, contact billing to discuss available payment or assistance options.
Cost: Ask about hardship assistance
Who can use it: Eligibility is determined by Labcorp; ask about your bill and household circumstances.
Next steps & sources
- Have your invoice and account number ready.
- Call billing and explain that you cannot afford the bill. Ask for financial hardship assistance and required documentation.
- Ask whether collections or payment deadlines can be paused while your request is reviewed. Keep a copy of the decision.
A payment plan spreads a bill out; ask separately whether a discount or financial-assistance adjustment is available.
Published phone: 800-845-6167
Use Quest’s financial-assistance page if you cannot afford eligible laboratory charges.
Cost: Income-based assistance may be available
Who can use it: Quest reviews applications using its program rules and your financial circumstances.
Next steps & sources
- Open Quest’s current financial-assistance instructions.
- Prepare the bill and requested income information.
- Submit directly to Quest, and ask how to track the decision and manage the due date.
Buying a test through a third-party reseller is separate from Quest’s billing-assistance process.
Georgia’s BCCP helps eligible residents access breast and cervical cancer screening.
Cost: No-cost or low-cost screening
Who can use it: Georgia residents meeting income rules, uninsured or underinsured. Breast services generally ages 40–64; cervical services ages 21–64, or 65+ without Medicare Part B.
Next steps & sources
- Read the state’s eligibility and service information.
- Contact your local public health district and ask for BCCP enrollment.
- Confirm age, income, documents, appointment, and whether the needed service is covered.
Screening is different from evaluation of new symptoms. Tell the clinic about symptoms when you call.
Clinics & support
Find a community health center near you for ongoing care and help accessing medicines.
Cost: Ask for the sliding-fee program
Who can use it: Contact the center about services, income-based discounts, insurance, and appointments.
Next steps & sources
- Search your ZIP code in HRSA’s official locator.
- Call and ask: “Are you accepting patients, and how do I apply for sliding-fee care?”
- Ask what documents to bring and whether the center has pharmacy, lab, dental, or referral support.
Services differ by center. A health center listing does not mean every medicine or test is free.
Find clinics offering medical, dental, vision, mental-health, or pharmacy services.
Cost: Free, donation-based, or low-fee care
Who can use it: Most serve uninsured patients and have local service-area and income restrictions. Each clinic sets its own rules.
Next steps & sources
- Open the map or clinic list and find your county.
- Call the clinic to confirm it serves your address, has the service you need, and is taking patients.
- Ask about fees, documents, and appointment hours before traveling.
Not every clinic offers every service. Call your chosen clinic rather than assuming the network has one eligibility rule.
Case specialists help eligible patients complete manufacturer assistance applications.
Cost: Help applying for medicine assistance
Who can use it: A regional Georgia service with locations in Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, Liberty, Bulloch, and Toombs counties. Call about your county and eligibility.
Next steps & sources
- Call and ask whether MedBank can serve your address.
- Use its official new-patient application; request help if you cannot complete it online.
- Gather the documents requested and your prescriptions. MedBank can coordinate the paperwork with your clinic.
The site provides English and Spanish applications. This is not a statewide promise of eligibility.
Published phone: 912-356-2898
Apply for financial assistance for medically necessary Grady services.
Cost: Discounted eligible care
Who can use it: Fulton and DeKalb residents have a specific application pathway. Patients outside those counties face different outpatient payment rules.
Next steps & sources
- Read the assistance page and call for clarification about your county.
- Apply through MyChart’s Financial Assistance section or print and mail the application.
- Submit the requested documentation and ask which services and copays your approval covers.
For a financial-counselor appointment, Grady lists 404-616-6920. Confirm pharmacy and test charges separately.
Published phone: 404-616-2991
Find your district for public health services, screening, vaccinations, and referrals.
Cost: Service-specific fees & assistance
Who can use it: Eligibility and fees depend on the particular service and local clinic.
Next steps & sources
- Choose your public health district from the state page.
- Find the county clinic and ask whether it offers the service you need.
- Ask about appointment times, documents, fees, and assistance.
Get help understanding Medicare drug coverage and assistance programs.
Cost: Free, unbiased counseling
Who can use it: Medicare beneficiaries and caregivers, including people planning a transition to Medicare.
Next steps & sources
- Call 866-552-4464 and select option 4.
- Have your medication list and plan information ready.
- Ask about Extra Help, Medicare Savings Programs, and the cost of your prescriptions under available plans.
Counseling is free. SHIP can explain options; program agencies determine eligibility.
Published phone: 866-552-4464
Georgia’s marketplace provides plan and enrollment support through its contact center and assisters.
Cost: Check coverage & available assistance
Who can use it: Eligibility, enrollment windows, and financial assistance depend on your circumstances.
Next steps & sources
- Contact Georgia Access or find a certified assister.
- Review eligibility and enrollment timing with your household information.
- Compare your clinicians, medicines, premiums, and out-of-pocket costs before selecting coverage.
A low premium does not necessarily mean your medicines or clinicians are covered.
Published phone: 888-687-1503
Use the official state instructions and Georgia Gateway to apply for benefits.
Cost: Screen for Medicaid eligibility
Who can use it: Eligibility depends on the coverage pathway and household circumstances; applying does not guarantee approval.
Next steps & sources
- Read Georgia’s application instructions.
- Follow the official Georgia Gateway link and prepare the documents it requests.
- Save the confirmation and respond to requests for information by the stated deadline.
Georgia’s non-emergency transportation program can help eligible Medicaid members reach covered care.
Cost: Covered rides for eligible trips
Who can use it: Medicaid members needing transportation to eligible medically necessary appointments; booking rules apply.
Next steps & sources
- Use the official Georgia Medicaid page for the current transportation broker.
- Call ahead with your appointment, pickup address, and accessibility needs.
- Confirm the pickup and return plan and the number to call if the ride is late.
This is not emergency transportation. Use 911 for a medical emergency.
Georgia’s Ryan White and AIDS Drug Assistance Program connect eligible residents with care and medication support.
Cost: Support for eligible HIV care
Who can use it: Georgia residents meeting the current clinical, financial, and coverage requirements.
Next steps & sources
- Open the state HIV Care page and find an enrollment location.
- Ask for an ADAP/Ryan White eligibility appointment.
- Bring requested coverage, income, residency, and clinical documents; arrange renewal and refills with your care team.
HIV treatment assistance and HIV-prevention/PrEP assistance are different programs.
County health services can help with contraception and reproductive health needs.
Cost: Ask about income-based fees
Who can use it: Service, income, and coverage rules vary. Contact the clinic about confidential care and current costs.
Next steps & sources
- Use the state family-planning page to find local services.
- Call about the service you need, appointment availability, and any discounted fees.
- Ask what documents to bring and which costs are included.
Find Georgia’s mental-health and substance-use services through DBHDD.
Cost: Ask about publicly funded care
Who can use it: Service and funding eligibility vary; contact the relevant local provider.
Next steps & sources
- Use DBHDD’s service information to find help for your area.
- Ask about intake, uninsured care, appointment cost, and medication support.
- Arrange ongoing follow-up with the provider.
For an immediate medical emergency, call 911. The directory does not provide crisis assessment.
