Hepatitis C Treatment Support - Be In Charge
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The Be In Charge® Program is a free service for chronic hepatitis C patients sponsored by Schering Corporation. To be eligible, you must be diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B or C, be 18 years of age or older and be living in the U.S.

Be In Charge is designed to Help You Complete Your Treatment

Be In Charge is specifically designed to provide the information and support you need to help you stick with your treatment. See what you can get from the Be In Charge program. You may want to watch other patients talk about their experience with treatment.

Designed with Your Needs in Mind. All the elements of Be In Charge are based on input from hepatitis patients like you, as well as doctors, nurses, and social workers. Many people have succeeded with therapy and are now living active, rewarding lives. We want to help you become one of them!

Hepatitis C treatment is a long but worthwhile journey. Join Be In Charge today, and let us help you every step of the way.

We're Here to Help. Effective hepatitis C treatment means taking a disciplined approach to improving your condition. Receive regular e-mail reminders that will notify you when to perform certain treatment-related activities, such as when it's time to administer medication, meet with your health care provider or refill your prescription.

 
To get started, please choose one of the following:
 
I have been diagnosed with hepatitis C, but haven't started treatment yet
I am on treatment for hepatitis C
 
 
* Note: If you or someone you know may be at risk for hepatitis C, please visit www.peg-intron.com
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