• Leadership and Structure
• Corporate Governance
• Public Policy
  • Access and Affordability
  • Pricing and Value
  • Health Care Reform
  • Resources
  • Pat the Pill
    • Pat Lends a Helping Hand
    • Other Ways to Save
    • How New Medicines Are Invented
    • A U.S. Patent
    • Testing for Safety and Effectiveness
    • What Are You Paying for Pat...and Why?
    • Meet Pat´s Relatives
    • Pat Earns His Keep-And Then Some
    • Introducing Pat to Doctors
    • Introducing Pat to the Public
    • Pat Grows Old and Loses His Patent
    • More Pats on the Way
• History
• Accolades

Pat Lends a Helping Hand

For more than twenty years, Pfizer has maintained a commitment to making its medicines available to patients in need. In the United States, the Pfizer Helpful Answers family of programs helps Americans without prescription coverage save on many Pfizer medicines, no matter their age or income. People with limited incomes may even qualify to get their Pfizer medicines for free. Around the world, Pfizer's medicine donation initiatives and public/private sector partnerships are crucial in the prevention and treatment of trachoma, and the spread of HIV/AIDS.

U.S. Programs

Pfizer has developed innovative programs to ensure the highest quality health care in the United States and bring medicines to people who do not have the ability to pay for medicines.

• Go to U.S. Patient Assistance Programs

International Programs

Pfizer is part of a joint effort with governments and NGOs to fight against trachoma and HIV/AIDS.

• Go to Enabling Global Access

• Continue to Other Ways to Save

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