Run by St. Vincent DePaul of Texas, the pharmacy provides no-cost medications to uninsured Texans with incomes below the poverty line.
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Texans from nine north, and northeast counties can get free medicines, provided they meet certain requirements.
From KETR:
The price of prescription drugs can lead poorer patients to sometimes ugly choices. Six months ago, St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas, based in Dallas, soft-launched a pharmacy where you don’t have to worry about making life-altering choices – spend money on food or utilities, or spend money on medicine. On Tuesday, the pharmacy officially opened its doors.
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