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Takeda Patient Assistance Case Study
A 30 year old patient, with no prescription coverage, needed assistance with his high blood pressure medication. After reviewing his insurance and submitting his application, it was determined by the pharmaceutical company he would be approved for the Takeda Patient Assistance Program. When I informed the patient that he was approved in the program he was very thankful and cried tears of joy.
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