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Patient Impact

Thanks to McKesson’s patient assistance program (PAP) recovery services, patients can receive the medications and medical devices they need at little or no cost to them.

By McKesson Health Systems Editorial Team

Date

March 18, 2022

Thanks to McKesson’s patient assistance program (PAP) recovery services, patients can receive the medications and medical devices they need at little or no cost to them. While the McKesson PAP reduces costs for patients, it also diminishes administrative complexity for healthcare systems, and can help increase recovered dollars for all involved health systems. This allows the health system’s staff to focus on what really matters – their patients – while McKesson handles the detailed and time-consuming work of the PAP.

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