Prescription Drug and Medical Equipment
Content added July 28, 2025
Discounted Prescriptions - If you receive care at either Clarity Healthcare or Compass Health, you can receive discounted prescriptions.
Clarity Health Care – Visit website
Compass Health Care – Visit website
Content added March 17, 2025
Individuals needing an epi-pen can contact Auvi-Q to receive a free set if they meet income qualifications.
Complete the form to fill out and submit for a free set from Auvi-Q: Form.
Content updated March 17, 2025
The Columbia/Boone County Public Health & Human Services Medication and Medical Supplies Assistance program, provides limited assistance with prescription medications and medical supplies for eligible Boone County residents. The program allows up to $350 total/year per person can be used for both prescribed medical equipment OR prescriptions (no longer separate funds for each).
To apply, contact: 573-817-6430
1005 W Worley St
Columbia, MO 65203
Main number: 573-874-7355
Content updated Oct 4, 2024
RxAssist can help you learn about ways to use pharmaceutical company programs and other resources to help reduce your medication costs.
Content updated Jan. 26, 2024
Rx Outreach's mission is to provide people with access to affordable generic medications from a fully accredited and licensed online pharmacy.
Content updated Oct 4, 2024
We've made it our mission to provide the best markdowns and discounts on prescription drugs on the web. Every discount you find is free and will save you money right at the register - no rebate forms or paperwork required!
Content updated Oct 4, 2024
PhRMA’s Mdicine Assistance Tool (MAT) is a search engine designed to help patients, caregivers and health care providers learn more about the resources available through the various biopharmaceutical industry programs.
Content updated Oct 4, 2024
There are no requirements needed to use the Missouri Drug Card program. Unlike insurance programs, there are no income, age, pre-existing condition, deductible, or waiting period restrictions.
Content updated Oct 4, 2023
Next Rx simplifies the process, and continually works with you and your prescriber to provide the most affordable options available. Bypass the middlemen and save up to 80% on generic prescriptions
2209 Falling Leaf Lane, Ste A
Columbia, MO 65201
Low income seniors
Content updated Oct. 4, 2024
Missouri’s State Pharmacy Assistance Program – also referred to as MORx — assists low income seniors with the cost of their medications by paying up to 50% of their co-payment, deductible and coverage gap amounts.
The MORx program is intended to supplement Medicare Part D plans (Medicare’s prescription drug program), not to replace them. When an enrolled individual makes a medication purchase, Medicare Part D is the “first payer” and MORx is the “second payer,” meaning the Missouri Rx Plan will only pay after Medicare Part D has paid their portion.
As of 2024, MORx is only available for those who are receiving both Medicare and an MO HealthNet (Medicaid) benefit.
Content updated Sept. 17. 2024
Familywize https://familywize.org/
Medicine Assistance Tool (MAT) https://medicineassistancetool.org/
Missouri Drug Card http://missouridrugcard.com/
Needy Meds www.needymeds.org/
Rx Assist www.rxassist.org/
Rx Outreach https://rxoutreach.org/
Content updated Oct 4, 2024
NeedyMeds is an online information resource of programs that provide assistance to people who are unable to afford their medications and health care costs. All the information is free, easy to access and updated regularly. No registration is required and we don't request any personal information.
Helpline: 800-503-6897
Content updated June 25, 2025
Voluntary Action Center is a local non profit responding to the basic needs of the individuals within our community. We provide financial assistance with basic and emergency needs to people living in Boone County, Missouri. VAC services and eligibility flyer
VAC serves:
Low-income families
Underemployed/unemployed
People with economic disadvantages
Individuals experiencing homelessness
Individuals with disabilities and the elderly
Disadvantaged youth
403a Vandiver Dr.
Columbia, Mo 65202
573-874-2273
Provides access to free services to help people maintain healthy blood sugar levels and reduce the risk of complications from living with diabetes. Their programs support ALL individuals regardless of age, type of diabetes, insurance, or financial status. View all free diabetes services
201-444-0337 • 800-633-3160
Email: info@dfinc.org