it depends on which med, but all of them have a support group to help w/ the cost. there is also nord.

depends on the meds.....Avonex and the injections can be around 2000 with out insurance a month. definitely try Nord for that. Others like baclofen and others dpeneds on ifs its genenric or name brand...u can always ask for the generic and get same quality at a cheaper price...Hugz
Morgaine

I'm on Copaxone...@$1700 a month retail according to my rx. Yikes...

my LDN costs me avg $14.94/month for 3.0 MG, so about $22 for 4.5s I guess. That's without insurance.

Actually Larry, the third month which is 4.5 cost me 19.95, unless you add the shipping but I got 3 months for 1 shipping.

I get 6 months worth each time. It originally cost me less than the cost of Half a Cup of coffee. Then he raised the price... just around the same time my deli raised his price! Coffee then was .75 and now 1.00, was .38/dose and now .44

I just don't drink down my LDN with coffee LOL

Baclofen is a $4 drug offered by Walmart with no insurance for 30 pills. My scripts were always 90 pills so they were $12. Betaseron has it's own program. 3 month supply for $150. I had no insurance so I understand money woes. Beta does not follow NORD that I know of. I also know you can get MRI help from MSAA.
Good Luck!
Message me if u need more info!

I know that if it were not for insurance I would not be on Avonex. But with insurance it cost me $60 for a 3 month supply (12 shots), with out ins it is like $400 to $450 per shot

Avonex is covered by medicare only if injected at the doctors office (I Think). That is after the $130 deductible and then you still pay %20.

HI,I'M FROM GA.AND ON MEDICARE AND THEY PAY MY MEDICARE PREIUM AND PAY FORE MY BEAT,MED .AND IT'S LIKE $24,000 FOR THREE BOXES SO THERE IS HELP OUT THERE.

I'm on Avonex and pay $400 per month until I hit my $1,000.00 deductible. Then I only pay $5.00 per month for the rest of the year. It doesn't take long for me to meet the deductible--usually only a couple of months with the other meds. I take. Do you have insurance? If so, you probably know what your deductible is and the maximum ceiling that you need to reach for the $5.00 (or whatever yours might charge) kicks in. I also 'Flex' my medical items, which provides more money to my paycheck as this money is not taxed resulting in less taxes being taken out of my check. Good deal. Every little bit helps.
Wishing you luck! The $ of meds. can definitely be scary. I wouldn't qualify for any financial assistance, but I don't know what you situation is. I'm not wealthy by any means, but do have a home and a job.

Best of luck to you!
Michelle