The St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy opened its doors in Dallas in March 2018. Since then, it’s filled over 50,000 prescriptions for people in need for free. Since the pandemic, the need has increased. The pharmacy hoping for an increase in charity to help its cause.
Only nonprofit pharmacy in North Texas expands eligibility for uninsured patients
If you re a resident of Texas, uninsured, fall below 300% of the federal poverty level and have a valid prescription, you could get your medications filled for free. Author: Tiffany Liou Updated: 6:24 PM CDT April 9, 2021
DALLAS Three years ago, St. Vincent De Paul Pharmacy opened its doors on Pineland Drive in Dallas. It was the first charitable pharmacy in Texas, filling prescription medications for free for individuals who qualify.
It continues to grow, and this year, it expanded eligibility. This means more people can now use the service. Up until last month, we could only serve the uninsured below 200% [of the federal poverty level], said CEO Michael Pazzaglni.