How can patients access Bristol-Myers Squibb medications?

Patients can access Bristol-Myers Squibb medications through several avenues, often depending on their specific needs and circumstances. Initially, a patient should consult with their healthcare provider, who can offer guidance on the appropriate medications based on the patient's medical condition. Healthcare providers can prescribe Bristol-Myers Squibb products when deemed necessary, and pharmacies will then facilitate the dispensing of these medications. Additionally, there may be financial assistance programs designed to help eligible patients afford their medications. These programs can offer support for those who may face financial barriers to accessing their prescribed treatments. For specific details regarding such assistance programs and any eligibility requirements, patients are encouraged to explore the resources available on BMS’s official website. In some cases, patients may also have the opportunity to participate in clinical trials, which are research studies that can provide access to new and investigational medications. For further information and resources, the current web page might guide patients to appropriate contacts or provide additional options tailored to their specific situations.