“We call it your assistance, your choice. This allows patients to get assistance in the same amount of their grant toward a multitude of things instead of having to apply for separate types of assistance.”

Pharmacy Podcast Network · inSPire 2026 Rewind; The Hub of Specialty Pharmacy | Part Three

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Created the "your assistance, your choice" program that lets patients use a single grant to cover multiple financial needs (co-pay, premium, etc.)

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