PAN Foundation

Help with out-of-pocket medication costs for underinsured patients.

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Consented intake · your records travel with you · nothing moves without your sign-off

Why PAN exists

The Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation helps underinsured patients with out-of-pocket costs for medications. It is for patients whose insurance leaves them with medication bills they struggle to afford. Treatment only works if patients can actually fill their prescriptions, so co-pay assistance can be the difference between starting therapy on time and putting it off.

Coverage · Assistance across nearly 150 serious and chronic conditions through TotalAssistPatient Advocate Foundation · Merged programs operate as TotalAssist

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Coverage, insurance & cost

The fastest way to know what you'll pay: check your coverage with your plan. Below is what we know about how PAN Foundation handles billing.

Insurance

Not accepted

Common questions about PAN

How much does PAN cost?

Free (grants available). Confirm current pricing directly when you connect.

Does PAN take insurance?

PAN is typically self-pay (most insurers treat it as not covered). Add your plan on OpenCancer to check coverage before you commit.

How do I connect with PAN?

Through OpenCancer's consented intake: enter your details once, choose exactly which records travel with the request, and sign a consent that covers this connection only. Nothing is shared without your sign-off.

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