RxPartnership (RxP) is a non-profit initiative that helps thousands of eligible uninsured Virginians quickly obtain the medications they need free of charge.

Millions of dollars in free medication is provided each year to uninsured Virginians thanks to RxP's pharmaceutical partners.

RxPartnership acts as a broker between the pharmaceutical companies’ Patient Assistance Programs and pharmacies run by community-based clinics.  RxP solicits free medications in bulk from pharmaceutical companies and arranges for their distribution directly to non-profit, licensed affiliate pharmacies which it credentials and monitors. These pharmacies typically are operated by free clinics and community health centers.

RxP was established as a public private partnership by the Virginia Health Care Foundation, the General Assembly’s Joint Commission on Health Care, the Medical Society of Virginia, and a host of other organizations.

Rx Partnership works with six major Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies that donate brand-name, bulk medications to RxP Affiliates for eligible uninsured patients: GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Novartis, Abbott, Alcon, and Sanofi-aventis.

Nearly 100 medications are available through RxP, many in a variety of dosage strengths, providing treatment for acute and chronic illnesses ranging from asthma to epilepsy, bipolar disorder to hypertension.  (RxP Complete Medication List). RxPartnership also offers a variety of over-the-counter medications for the eye and ear.

To learn more about Rx Partnership, please visit www.RxPartnership.org