Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is an infectious disease caused by the hepatitis C virus and affecting primarily the liver.

Patient Information

Hepatitis C

Specialty Medications for Hepatitis C

Moderiba

Website http://www.moderiba.com/

Patient Support 1-844-MODERIBA

Enrollment Form

Olysio

Website http://www.olysio.com/

Patient Support 1-855-5-OLYSIO

Enrollment Form

Pegasys

Website http://www.pegasys.com

Patient Support 1-877-734-2797

Enrollment Form

PegIntron

Website http://www.pegintron.com

Patient Support 1-888-437-2608

Enrollment Form

Ribavirin

Enrollment Form

Riba-Pak

Website http://www.ribapak.com

Patient Support 1-800-405-8506

Enrollment Form

Sovaldi

Website http://www.sovaldi.com/

Patient Support 1-800-445-3235

Enrollment Form

Viekira

Website http://www.viekira.com

Patient Support – 1-844-277-2333

Enrollment Form

 

Other Resources

American Liver Foundation

Their mission is to facilitate, advocate and promote education, support and research for the prevention, treatment and cure of liver disease.

HCV Support

Since 2005 HCV Support and it’s dedicated and caring online support members have been providing anonymous online peer support to hepatitis C patients from all around the globe.

Hepatitis Central

Since 1994, Hepatitis-Central.com has been dedicated to providing in-depth and cutting edge information for Hepatitis C patients and their families, caregivers and health professionals. With more than 2,750 pages of useful and helpful Hepatitis C information, at Hepatitis-Central.com you can learn about Hepatitis C and what you can do about it.

Merck Cares

Knowledge is power when it comes to taking care of your health. Get information that can make you better prepared to fight your chronic hep C.

 

 

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