Expert Asthma & Pulmonary Care with Dr. Frank Hull, MD
Dr. Frank Hull
Phone: 954-522-7226
Research: 954-520-7296
Fax: 954-388-2222

Better Breathing Grant Program

Never Let Cost Stand Between You and Breathing Better

Are insurance denials, high copays, or medication changes making it hard to manage your asthma?

Advanced Asthma Clinic is proud to offer free medication through our "Better Breathing Grant" program – because we believe everyone deserves access to the treatment they need.

Why We Created This Program

We've heard too many stories from patients who struggle to maintain consistent treatment:

"My insurance suddenly stopped covering my inhaler"
"They want me to try three other medications before approving what actually works for me"
"The prior authorization was denied, and I can't afford to pay out-of-pocket"
"I'm rationing my medication to make it last longer"

These disruptions don't just cause inconvenience – they can trigger serious asthma flares and exacerbations that affect your quality of life and may even lead to emergency room visits.

Insurance Shouldn't Dictate Your Treatment

Insurance companies often:

  • Change their formularies with little notice
  • Require frustrating prior authorizations
  • Implement "step therapy" that forces you to fail on cheaper medications first
  • Switch your medication to alternatives with more side effects
  • Leave you with unaffordable copays for the treatments that work best

At Advanced Asthma Clinic, we understand your frustration, and we've decided to do something about it.

The Better Breathing Grant Program

Our grant program provides free medication to eligible patients while we work together to find long-term affordable solutions for your asthma care.

How It Works

  1. Apply: Fill out the form below to apply for the grant program.
  2. Qualify: Our team reviews your application (typically within 3 business days).
  3. Receive: Get your prescribed medications at no cost to you.
  4. Bridge: We work with you to find sustainable, affordable options for ongoing treatment.

Who Qualifies?

To be eligible for the Better Breathing Grant, you must:

  • Have a confirmed diagnosis of asthma
  • Demonstrate financial need or insurance coverage gaps
  • Be a patient at Advanced Asthma Clinic or willing to establish care
  • Meet with our medication assistance coordinator

Apply for the Better Breathing Grant

Don't let financial barriers compromise your asthma control. Please complete the application form below:

Apply Now Using Our Secure Form

Additional Medication Assistance Resources

Beyond our Better Breathing Grant, we can help you navigate numerous other assistance programs available nationwide. Our Medication Assistance Coordinator will help determine which of these programs is right for your situation:

Copay Assistance Programs

  • The Assistance Fund (TAF): Provides copay assistance for people with asthma, helping cover copays, deductibles, and coinsurance.
  • HealthWell Foundation: Offers assistance with prescription drugs and biologics used to treat asthma, with maximum awards up to $15,500.
  • Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation: Provides financial assistance for out-of-pocket costs associated with asthma medications.
  • Copays.org: Offers a directory of various copay assistance programs specifically for asthma.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Programs

Many medication manufacturers offer Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs) that provide free or discounted medications directly to qualifying patients:

  • Teva Cares Foundation: Offers assistance with asthma medications, including some at no cost to those who meet specific income and insurance criteria.
  • AstraZeneca, GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Novartis, and Sanofi: These and other pharmaceutical companies have their own PAPs to help patients afford their medications.
  • Partnership for Prescription Assistance: Helps connect patients with pharmaceutical company programs.

Nonprofit Organizations

  • American Lung Association: Offers resources and support for finding affordable medications and accessing financial assistance programs.
  • Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA): Provides resources for patients and advocates for federal funding for asthma programs.
  • Allergy & Asthma Network: Offers information on medication assistance options and advocacy support.
  • Simplefill: Helps patients find and enroll in drug assistance programs specifically for asthma medications.

Cost-Saving Resources

  • GoodRx and SingleCare: These online platforms help compare prices for asthma medications at different pharmacies, often providing significant discounts.
  • Mail-order pharmacy options: Can offer reduced costs for maintenance medications.

Government Programs

  • Medicaid and Medicare: May provide coverage for asthma medications depending on your eligibility.
  • State Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIPs): Offer guidance on available resources in your state.
  • Local health departments: Often have programs specifically for respiratory conditions like asthma.

Our dedicated Medication Assistance Coordinator will work with you to explore ALL available options and find the best combination of programs for your specific situation.

Take the First Step Today

Don't let cost barriers affect your breathing and health. Apply for our Better Breathing Grant using the form linked above, or call our Research and Assistance Coordinator at (954) 520-7296 to learn more about how we can help.

"After losing my job and insurance, I couldn't afford my asthma medications and ended up in the ER twice. The Better Breathing Grant program provided my medications while helping me enroll in a long-term assistance program. I can breathe again – in more ways than one!" — Maria S.

Useful Outside Websites

These external resources provide additional information and assistance options: