June 18, 2010
Governor Beshear�s $28 million dollar KPAP program features Drug Assistant�s software and support.
With month over month improvements the program should provide more than $60 million in benefit over the next 12 month. View the Video

January 20, 2010
In its first 8 months of operation, KPAP generated $14.4 million in free prescriptions for low-income Kentuckians.
An ongoing investment of $600,000 - $1 million per year could help as many as 1 million Kentuckians obtain $90 - $600 million of free prescription drugs per year, while measurably improving the health of the population. View the latest results

May 14, 2008
The 340B Prime Vendor Program (PVP) has chosen DrugAssistant
The 340B Prime Vendor Program (PVP) has chosen DrugAssistant�s Indigent Drug Recovery software as a preferred product for 340B PVP participants. The primary mission of the 340B Prime Vendor Program is to improve access to affordable medications for covered entities and their patients. Inclusion in the 340B...

March 10, 2008
Software helps hospital boost reimbursements for indigent care.
The company's Recovery Maximizer interface system helps hospitals and medical clinics gather the necessary information to process an indigent drug reimbursement application. The system�used by about 70 clients nationwide�identifies...