Pfizer unveils Assistance app 'Pfizer PAP India' for Indian patients
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Mumbai: With an aim to broaden access to Pfizer's drugs to patients, India's pharmaceutical organization Pfizer launched 'Pfizer PAP India'—a mobile application designed to ease and fast track enrolment to Pfizer's Patient Access Programs (PAP). At present Pfizer runs over 10 programs supporting patients with Pfizer treatments.
The mobile application, available on both iOS and Android platforms, is designed to support patients who would like to be a part of Pfizer's Patient Access Program. Pfizer's PAP offers eligible patients therapy assistance, based on a valid prescription by the treating physician and the submission of other required documents by the patient.
"Patients are at the heart of what we do! Improving access to our medicines via PAPs and providing information and support services ecosystem to help patients follow through in their treatment journey is our goal. The Pfizer PAP India app offers them a one-stop solution to meet this goal at the touch of a button. Till date, Pfizer has touched thousands of patient lives across the country through ongoing Patient Support Programs and we are now focused on improving the patient experience in this phase of our journey," said Satyen Amin, Director- Commercial Channel and Market Access, Pfizer India.
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