The International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) does not provide drug reimbursement assistance or co-pay assistance. However, other organizations do. Below is a list of resources for drug reimbursement and assistance.

Living with multiple myeloma brings many questions — about treatment, daily life, and managing the costs that come with care. If you're navigating this diagnosis or supporting someone who is, you don't have to do it alone. Across the country, government programs offer myeloma patients health coverage, financial relief, disability benefits, and more.

Government support in the fight against multiple myeloma focuses on accessibility of treatments, research and clinical advancements. It also aims to ease the financial and emotional burdens associated with this disease. When policies prioritize myeloma care and innovation, they lead to better outcomes, including more options and a stronger foundation of support for those impacted.

Visit these government resource sites for more information on healthcare, supportive services, and medical research.

Living with multiple myeloma can bring uncertainty, stress, and emotional hurdles for patients and their loved ones. Beyond the medical appointments and treatments, many people find comfort in being heard and understood. Support groups, professional counselors, peer networks, and community resources offer a safe space to share, receive support, and find strength to manage life with multiple myeloma.