Citizens Promoting Medical Excellence

O.A.T.H. provides medication assistance services to eligible low-income ,uninsured/underinsured individuals in a way that promotes dignity and ethical values in a culturally appropriate environment.

Since we opened our doors 22 years ago we have been a shining ray of hope for more than 45000+uninsured /underinsured Texans. We have accessed more than $75million dollars worth of medications for our clients-there are more than 475 programs and 2,500+medications available. O.A.T.H. navigates/accesses the programs for those in need who meet the criteria for each company. Our staff and volunteers will do all of the research, paperwork, phone calls, follow-ups, and mailings of these applications. When qualified the client receives a 3-4 month supply at home or Doctor office, for up to a year. The number of name brand medications you can apply for is not limited. We are a 501 (c) 3 non-profit and rely completely on grants and donations. We receive no State or Federal funding. Donations are greatly appreciated and help us to keep our doors open for the thousands of people who need us every year.

Testimonials

"Before O.A.T.H. I would go without. I would like to thank all of you, without you I would still be doing without my meds." CC
"I feel that O.A.T.H. is a very good program for our community. Before coming to O.A.T.H. I went a month without medicine to save up." AG
"I would get my medicines in Mexico." "O.A.T.H. was a Godsend for me and my husband. Thank goodness for this program." CS
"I am so grateful for all the assistance I have received. I would never be able to pay full price for my medications. With a grateful heart-Thank you. This is the best assistance program." DL
"When I had my heart attack back in 2000, I didn't know where to get assistance for my numerous medications. Someone told me about The O.A.T.H. Program and now I don't know what I would do without them." JM
"I have been with the OATH Program since 2009 and they have always assisted me with getting my seizure medications. They are very helpful indeed." MP
I came across the O.A.T.H. Program back in 2000 and now I am 70 yrs old and still use them to access my insulins. RM