In Pennsylvania, many of senior citizens are entitled for a prescription drug program called PACE/PACENET. It provides comprehensive prescription coverage to older Pennsylvanians to cover cost of their medications that require prescriptions including insulin, syringes and insulin needles. However, these programs don’t cover over-the-counter medicines, medical equipment or doctor, hospital, dental or vision services. More so, there are no monthly fees charged to people who enroll in these programs. Low cost medication insurance coverage is also available through adultBasic Insurance program. This program offers basic insurance benefits to uninsured, low-income individuals between ages of 19 and 64 with benefits such as preventive care, physician services, inpatient hospitalization/outpatient services, diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury, and emergency accident and medical care.

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