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Be In Charge - How Can it Help? The Be In Charge® Program* offers you information and support to allow you to deal with the concerns you face as a hepatitis C patient. Be In Charge is a Free Service. Be In Charge is a free service of Schering Corporation for people considering interferon treatment for hepatitis C. Be In Charge is designed to help you:
Variety of Support Materials. The program also offers you support materials to help you get through therapy and adjust to living with chronic hepatitis C. The Be In Charge program support materials offered to you are based on where you are in therapy and include:
If you have been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C, and are
on
either Other Available Resources Be In Charge
can
Help Explore Reimbursement Options. Schering's COMMITMENT
TO CARE® has been designed to aid eligible patients
in
receiving therapy with Schering products by exploring reimbursement
options.
This is available to all eligible patients taking either
This COMMITMENT TO CARE® reimbursement assistance is available to eligible patients whether you enroll in the Be In Charge program or not. Since its inception in September 1995, COMMITMENT TO CARE® has helped over 6,000 patients by providing reimbursement assistance for their medication. For information and enrollment, call 1-800-521-7157. * To be eligible for the Be In Charge program, you must be diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B or C, be 18 years of age or older, and be living in the U.S. |
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