Accuretic

Indicated For

Hypertension

About This Medication

# Pfizer Patient Assistance Program (Pfizer PAP) Patient Guide: How to Get Accuretic (quinapril HCl / hydrochlorothiazide) at Low or No Cost Accuretic, a combination of quinapril HCl (an ACE inhibitor) and hydrochlorothiazide (a diuretic), is prescribed to treat high blood pressure (hypertension). The **Pfizer Patient Assistance Program (Pfizer PAP)**, part of Pfizer RxPathways, provides **free Accuretic** to eligible uninsured or government underinsured patients who meet income limits and other criteria.[1][3][5] ## About Accuretic Accuretic helps lower blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels and reducing fluid buildup in the body. It's typically taken once daily and is used when one medication alone isn't enough. Common side effects include dizziness, cough, or fatigue—always follow your doctor's instructions and report issues promptly. This program covers it as a **primary care medicine** under Group A products.[3][8] ## Who Qualifies for Pfizer PAP? To get free Accuretic, you must:[3][5] - Live in the US or US territory. - Have a valid prescription for an FDA-approved use (hypertension qualifies). - Be treated outpatient (not hospitalized). - Have **no prescription coverage** or government underinsured status (commercially insured patients are ineligible).[3][5] - Meet **income limits**: Household pre-tax income ≤ **300% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**, adjusted for household size.[3][5] - Attest you can't afford your meds. **Note**: Migrant/homeless patients may qualify more easily via Institutional PAP.[3] Rules can change; check www.pfizerrxpathways.com.[1] ## Income Eligibility Breakdown Income limits are 300% FPL for primary care drugs like Accuretic. Use pre-tax household income. Here's a table for 2026 (FPL updates annually; verify current at aspe.hhs.gov): | Household Size | Max Annual Income (300% FPL) | |----------------|------------------------------| | 1 | $45,180 | | 2 | $61,320 | | 3 | $77,460 | | 4 | $93,600 | | +1 person | +$16,140 | *Example: A couple earning $60,000 may qualify if under limit. Include all household income sources.*[3][5] ## Insurance Requirements - **Uninsured or government underinsured** only (e.g., Medicare Part D, Medicaid if underinsured).[3][5] - **No commercial insurance**—you're ineligible.[5] - May need **prior authorization** from insurer first.[2] - For Medicare: Enroll in Payment Plan if applicable; don't seek reimbursement.[3][8] - Institutional PAP requires **no coverage** at federally qualified centers.[3] ## Step-by-Step Application Process 1. **Get a prescription**: Ask your US-licensed doctor for Accuretic.[3] 2. **Check eligibility**: Use Pfizer RxPathways screener at www.pfizerrxpathways.com or call 844-989-PATH (7284).[1][4] 3. **Gather documents**: Proof of income (W2, tax return, paystub), ID, prescription.[3][5] 4. **Apply online (easiest for primary care)**: Go to www.PfizerPAPConnect.com. Patients/HCPs complete together.[4][10] - Or download Group A form from www.pfizerrxpathways.com.[8] 5. **Submit**: Doctor faxes/emails form + docs. First order up to 90-day supply.[8] 6. **Refills**: Online at PfizerPAP.com.[8][10] **Tip**: Doctor's office often helps—bring this guide! ## Timeline and Delivery - **Processing**: 2-4 weeks typically, but call for status.[1] - **Delivery**: To doctor's office or home.[1][3] - **Supply**: Up to 90 days per order; annual limits apply based on eligibility.[8] ## Alternatives if Denied or Ineligible - **Pfizer options**: Co-pay cards for commercial insurance (not PAP).[7] - **Other help**: Partnership for Prescription Assistance (helpingpatients.org), state programs, or NeedyMeds.org.[6] - **Generic**: Quinapril/HCTZ available cheaper; ask doctor. - **Institutional PAP**: If at qualifying clinic.[3] - **Appeal**: Contact Pfizer if income/insurance changed.[1] ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes based on Pfizer RxPathways details as of 2026. Eligibility/rules change; always verify at www.pfizerrxpathways.com or 844-989-PATH (7284). Not medical/financial advice—consult your doctor/ advisor. Pfizer PAP free meds can't count toward Medicare out-of-pocket. Program separate from Pfizer Inc.[1][3][8] (Word count: 912)

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026