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Yes! There are several financial support options available for people with epilepsy that don't require a disability determination. Here's a breakdown of some helpful resources:

Health Insurance & Medication Cost Help
- Medicare savings programs
- Medicare Extra Help
- State pharmaceutical assistance programs
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Yes! There are several financial support options available for people with epilepsy that don't require a disability determination. Here's a breakdown of some helpful resources:

Health Insurance & Medication Cost Help:
- Medicare savings programs
- Medicare Extra Help
- State pharmaceutical assistance programs
- Patient Access Network Foundation
- The HealthWell Foundation

Other Support:
- The Epilepsy Foundation offers financial assistance, advocacy, and support programs
- Local Epilepsy Foundation chapters (searchable by ZIP code) provide community resources
- A social worker or Medicare adviser can help identify programs you may qualify for If managing medical bills feels overwhelming while also managing your health, it can really help to lean on someone — whether that's a family member, friend, or patient advocate — to help navigate the financial side of things.

As one MyEpilepsyTeam member shared, ignoring medical expenses can make things harder down the road, so reaching out for help sooner rather than later is a smart move.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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