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71-5-503. Assistance by department of finance and administration Volunteer assistance Assistance in development of program.

(a)  The department shall provide assistance as authorized by this part. The assistance provided shall include:

     (1)  Assisting persons in identifying and accessing manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (2)  Assisting persons in applying for manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (3)  Disseminating information about available programs that can provide assistance with obtaining prescription drugs at a lower cost; and

     (4)  Assisting persons in comparing medicare part D drug plans, and in applying for the plan best suited to those person's needs.

(b)  (1)  The department may seek and receive voluntary moneys, including grants and gifts, to assist with the implementation of the Tennessee pharmaceutical connection program.

     (2)  The department shall include, within the development of the program, the assistance of foundations, independent and chain community pharmacists, volunteers, state agencies, community groups, area agencies on aging, corporations, hospitals, physicians, and any other entity that can further the intent of the program.

[Acts 2005, ch. 474, § 5.]  

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Tennessee > Title-71 > Chapter-5 > Part-5 > 71-5-503

71-5-503. Assistance by department of finance and administration Volunteer assistance Assistance in development of program.

(a)  The department shall provide assistance as authorized by this part. The assistance provided shall include:

     (1)  Assisting persons in identifying and accessing manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (2)  Assisting persons in applying for manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (3)  Disseminating information about available programs that can provide assistance with obtaining prescription drugs at a lower cost; and

     (4)  Assisting persons in comparing medicare part D drug plans, and in applying for the plan best suited to those person's needs.

(b)  (1)  The department may seek and receive voluntary moneys, including grants and gifts, to assist with the implementation of the Tennessee pharmaceutical connection program.

     (2)  The department shall include, within the development of the program, the assistance of foundations, independent and chain community pharmacists, volunteers, state agencies, community groups, area agencies on aging, corporations, hospitals, physicians, and any other entity that can further the intent of the program.

[Acts 2005, ch. 474, § 5.]  


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Tennessee > Title-71 > Chapter-5 > Part-5 > 71-5-503

71-5-503. Assistance by department of finance and administration Volunteer assistance Assistance in development of program.

(a)  The department shall provide assistance as authorized by this part. The assistance provided shall include:

     (1)  Assisting persons in identifying and accessing manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (2)  Assisting persons in applying for manufacturer-sponsored prescription drug assistance programs for which those persons are or may be eligible;

     (3)  Disseminating information about available programs that can provide assistance with obtaining prescription drugs at a lower cost; and

     (4)  Assisting persons in comparing medicare part D drug plans, and in applying for the plan best suited to those person's needs.

(b)  (1)  The department may seek and receive voluntary moneys, including grants and gifts, to assist with the implementation of the Tennessee pharmaceutical connection program.

     (2)  The department shall include, within the development of the program, the assistance of foundations, independent and chain community pharmacists, volunteers, state agencies, community groups, area agencies on aging, corporations, hospitals, physicians, and any other entity that can further the intent of the program.

[Acts 2005, ch. 474, § 5.]