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Savings and Assistance Programs for Diabetic Supplies

Accessing continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) like Freestyle Libre, Dexcom, and Medtronic can be costly, especially for patients paying out...

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Written by Regina Rovira

Accessing continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) like Freestyle Libre, Dexcom, and Medtronic can be costly, especially for patients paying out of pocket. To help, we’ve compiled information on manufacturer programs, vouchers, and financial assistance options that make CGMs more affordable for eligible Vitable members.

Blood Glucose Monitors

MyFreeStyle Program (Abbott)

  • What it offers:

    • A free trial sensor for new users (typically FreeStyle Libre 2 or 3)

    • Voucher programs that can reduce sensor costs for commercially insured or cash-paying individuals (Medicare and Medicaid patients are generally excluded)

  • How to access:

    • Sign up on the MyFreeStyle website to check eligibility and receive a trial voucher

    • If asked to pay over $75 for two sensors, contact Abbott customer care at 1‑855‑632‑8658 to request a voucher or copay assistance

  • Website: https://www.freestyle.abbott/us-en/home.html

Dexcom G6

  • What it offers:

    • Savings program for customers who self-pay

    • Glucose readings displayed on your phone via the Dexcom G6 app or by purchasing a receiver

    • Sensor lasts up to 10 days; transmitter battery lasts ~3 months

  • Contact:

  • Additional Resources: GoodRx also provides coupons for the Dexcom G6

Medtronic Guardian™ Connect CGM

  • What it offers:

    • Financial assistance is available for eligible patients

    • Discounted rates may apply; eligibility must be verified directly with Medtronic

  • Contact:

Accu-Chek (Roche) Savings Program

  • What they offer: Accu-Chek offers a savings card to reduce the cost of glucose meters and test strips.

  • Contact Information:

  • Program Information: The savings card can be used at participating pharmacies and retailers.

  • Eligibility: Available for individuals with commercial insurance. Eligibility conditions may apply.

RX & Other Supplies

Rx Outreach

  • What they offer: Rx Outreach is a nonprofit pharmacy providing low-cost diabetic medications and supplies.

  • Contact Information:

  • Eligibility: Available for those meeting income and insurance requirements. Please visit their website to apply and check eligibility.

  • How to Use:

    • Visit their website to review available medications.

    • Apply online for assistance.

    • Contact customer support if you need more information.

NeedyMeds

  • What they offer: NeedyMeds helps individuals find programs for discounted diabetic supplies, including insulin, glucose meters, and test strips.

  • How to use: Visit NeedyMeds to search for available programs based on your location and income.

  • Contact Information:

The Salvation Army

  • What they offer: Some branches may offer financial assistance or free diabetic supplies, depending on availability.

  • How to use: Contact your local Salvation Army branch to inquire about available assistance for diabetic supplies.

  • Contact Information:

Need More Help?

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