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Yes, there are several options available to help with treatment costs and co-payments, even for high risk smoldering myeloma. The good news is you don't have to figure this out alone!

Here are some great places to start:

- Talk to your oncologist — they can often connect you with grants or copay assistance programs. As Show Full Answer

Yes, there are several options available to help with treatment costs and co-payments, even for high risk smoldering myeloma. The good news is you don't have to figure this out alone!

Here are some great places to start:

- Talk to your oncologist — they can often connect you with grants or copay assistance programs. As one MyMyelomaTeam member shared, "My oncologist was instrumental in obtaining that" grant covering their copays.
- Ask for a social worker or financial counselor — most hospitals and clinics have them on staff and they know about local and national aid programs.
- Pharmaceutical copay assistance — the companies that make myeloma medications often have programs to reduce out-of-pocket costs. There are also several organizations that offer financial support:

- Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
- HealthWell Foundation
- Patient Advocate Foundation
- Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — has a Patient Aid Program specifically for blood cancers like myeloma
- Patient Access Network Foundation

Don't hesitate to reach out to your care team first — they deal with this regularly and can point you in the right direction quickly.

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