Finding a Doctor The following Internet resources allow you to search for a doctor by name, location or specialty: American College of Rheumatology: www.rheumatology.org/directory/geo.asp  American Medical Association Online Doctor Finder: www.ama-assn.org/aps/amahg.htm  WebM D: http://www.my.webmd.com Doctor Directory: http://www.doctordirectory.com Fibromyalgia Resource Center: http://www.fmsresource.com Web Guide: http://www.docguide.com Interactive website: http://www.findadoc.com     DOCTORS THAT TREAT CHRONIC INTRACTABLE PAIN, Fibromyalgia, CFIDS & Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Other Diseases & The:AMA Physician Select Database. http://www.med-help.net/Fibromyalgia-Doctors.html  U.S.A Co-Cure: http://www.Co-Cure.org/good-doc.htm  This is suppose to be a list of Doctors who work to help win SSD cases for Fibro patients also.(List for U.S.A. and outside the U.S.)   Almost every drug company has help for folks who can't afford their drugs. See links below ~~~~~~~~~~~ Click here  The Medicine Program  for more information and to print application and/or complete the online application. WHAT'S THE BEST KEPT SECRET of the drug business? You can get your medicine free of charge. Amid the growing furor about rising prescription costs, many patients and doctors aren't aware that the drug companies themselves give away millions of dollars worth of drugs each year. Most people do not know these programs exist. An organization known as The Medicine Program is here to help and cuts the red tape for thousands of eligible Americans. You can request a free brochure/application by calling 1-573-996-7300. Additional Resources: Just click the underlined hyper text titles to take you to site(s) home or help pages.   Perscription Drug Assistance Programs NEEDYMEDS Area Agencies on Aging (ElderCare) www.eldercare.gov. Association of Clinicians for the Underserved (ACU) www.clinicians.org. BenefitsCheckUp® www.benefitscheckup.org. Health Resources and Services Administration  This organization offers information about community health centers that may offer prescription assistance to low-income patients. For more information, call 888-ASK-HRSA. Medicare www.medicare.gov/prescription/home.asp. Pharmaceutical Discount Cards  Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) www.helpingpatients.org. RxAssist www.rxassist.org. RxHope™  www.rxhope.com. Volunteers in Health Care  visit www.volunteersinhealthcare.org or call 877-844-8442. Astrazenac-us.com U.S and Canada http://www.astrazeneca-us.com/drugassist/resources.asp Need info on a Doctor look here. Not all states are listed yet. click this underlined link: Questionable Drs. Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) This organization provides a variety of information on pharmaceutical manufacturers that offer assistance programs for low-income patients. Information is also provided in Spanish. Website: www.helpingpatients.org http://www.phrma.org,  http://www.rxassist.org and http://www.rxhope.com  Medicine Bridge: Volunteer organization which acts as an intermediary between you and your doctor and drug manufacturers offering free medications. To apply for assistance, phone: 877-667-MEDS, or go online at: www.medicinebridge.org Institute Fulfillment Center: Offers 48-page booklet on free or low cost medications. To order, go online at: www.institute-dc.org Patient Assistance Organization: Volunteer organization that helps patients apply for rarely publicized drug manufacturers’ assistance programs. For details, phone: 800-277-0530. Website: www.patientassistancenetwork.org