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Now everyone can benefit from MEDBANK! The MedbankUS Discount Card can be used by anyone who is paying out-of-pocket for any or all of their medications – 40% off Generic and 15% off Brand. Print-out your free card from www.medbankus.org and start saving today!

MEDBANK of Maryland has helped thousands obtain the medications they so desperately need to live at no charge!   

How does MEDBANK do that?

Nearly every major pharmaceutical company operates something called a patient assistance program, which allows them to provide their drugs free of charge to anyone who meets certain income eligibility requirements.  MEDBANK serves as the vital link between you and the patient assistance program.

To find out more about how you can benefit from this program, or how you can help, please use the links on the left hand side.

Medbank Quick Facts

MEDBANK Annual Report

Participating Partners with MEDBANK

The American Cancer Society.  The American Cancer Society and MEDBANK have joined forces to assist cancer patients and survivors.  Read more...  

Learn how you can save money on medications through our newest partner program - MedbankUS

Press Release March 19, 2008...

Maryland MEDBANK Honors Key Senator, Health Advocates, and the Pharmaceutical Industry for Support of Underserved Patients in Maryland.  Read more...

Effect of Medicare Part D on MEDBANK...

Effect of Medicare Part D and the Maryland Pharmacy Discount Program on the Maryland MEDBANK Program: A Study for the Legislature.  Read more...


MEDBANK is a 501(c) 3 charitable organization dedicated to accessing free prescription drugs for low-income, chronically ill Marylanders, from the world’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturers 

 




Quick Facts About MEDBANK...


Over 500,000 prescriptions processed Statewide for 43,828 patients

Over $123 million dollars in free medicine has been received by patients

Cumulative totals through September 2008

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