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You will not be eligible if you have insurance.

Yes. This program is only for people who live in the United States or a United States territory.

Download the application or call us at 800-652-6227 to have an application mailed or faxed to you.

No, it’s free to apply. Get started

You will need to provide proof of income by either checking the box in section 4 on page 2 of the application OR include a copy of your most recent 1040 or 1040-SR Federal tax return. If you don’t file taxes, you can check that box on the application.

Yes, please include any information that helps us understand your current financial situation.

We only provide medicines that are available through a doctor’s prescription. To make sure we give you the right medicine, your doctor needs to provide us with information about the prescription.

Once we receive your application, it will take about three days to review. If the application is missing information, it will take longer. Upon completion of review, we’ll send you a letter to let you know whether you’re eligible. When you apply, please be sure to include all your supporting documents, like your recent tax return, if applicable.

Please call us at 800-652-6227 and we’ll provide you with an update on your application.

Maybe, it depends on the medicine you need. Call us at 800-652-6227 to find out if you’ll need to reapply.

If you’re approved for the program, you’ll receive a letter that tells you exactly how you’ll receive your medicine. Depending on which medicine you need, you’ll be able to pick it up at your doctor’s office, a local or mail order pharmacy with your pharmacy card, or it will be sent to your home.

No, your medicine will be completely free.

You’ll receive free medicines for up to one year. You can then reapply for the program each year as needed.

The following resource is available to you and may assist you in determining which insurance plans will be available in your state: https://www.healthcare.gov. You can apply right now and find out if you qualify.

Yes, the Johnson & Johnson Patient Assistance Foundation, Inc. Hospital Access Patient Assistance Program that allows eligible hospitals that treat uninsured patients and meet program eligibility requirements to order free medications to give to eligible outpatients directly.

The JJPAF is an independent, nonprofit organization. JJPAF gives eligible patients free prescription medicines donated by Johnson & Johnson companies.

No, we only provide free prescription medications to uninsured, low-income families and individuals that qualify under our program requirements.

No, we only provide free prescription medications to eligible patients that qualify under our program requirements.