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Providing Eligible Patients Access to the Medicines They Need

BRIDGES TO ACCESS^® offers non-oncology medicines—at no cost—to patients who qualify.

At GSK, we believe that access to medicines is important. That's why we created Bridges to Access, a patient assistance program that provides GSK prescription non-oncology medicines to qualified patients who need help paying for treatment.

Bridges to Access offers GSK medicines to eligible patients at no cost. Patients can apply directly to Bridges to Access; advocates are not required for enrollment unless the patient needs a prescription filled that same day. Bridges to Access representatives are available to answer your questions 8:00 am to 8:00 pm ET, Monday through Friday.

Find out whether you or a patient you know may be eligible for this program.

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Two Ways to Enroll

For Patients Who Want to Self-Enroll

Patients may enroll in Bridges to Access on their own by completing an application and faxing or mailing it in.

When Medicine Is Needed Immediately

Patients who need medicine that same day should ask their Advocate (ie, anyone involved in the delivery of the patient's healthcare) to enroll them in Bridges to Access by phone.

Providing Eligible Patients Access to the Medicines They Need

BRIDGES TO ACCESS® offers non-oncology medicines—at no cost—to patients who qualify.

Two Ways to Enroll

For Patients Who Want to Self-Enroll

When Medicine Is Needed Immediately

BRIDGES TO ACCESS^® offers non-oncology medicines—at no cost—to patients who qualify.