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Financial assistance

Everyone should be able to access the treatments they need. We're here to help you find ways to access and afford your medication.

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We'll help you look for financial aid

Specialty medications can be expensive. We’re committed to making high-cost medications more affordable. We accept all major insurance plans. This includes Medicare Part B, Part D, Medicaid and commercial insurance.

Types of financial assistance that may be available for patients who qualify include:

  • Condition specific grants from major foundations like Cancer Care, The Assistance Fund and Healthwell
  • State-sponsored and manufacturer free drug programs
  • Drug manufacturer coupons or copay cards

We’ll find out if you qualify. Then, we'll connect you with the programs. We’ll also help you with the paperwork.

Talk with a patient care coordinator for more information and to see if you qualify for financial assistance.

If you are a fertility patient looking for information about your financing options, we have special resources for you. Find fertility financing information here.

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Specialty Financial Assistance Secured in 2020

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$478.6 million total

Average copay was $8.46 per prescription

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$64.6 million for oncology patients

Average copay was $3.46 per prescription

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$66.9 million for multiple sclerosis patients

Average copay was $2.93 per prescription

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$247.8 million for autoimmune patients

Average copay was $8.46 per prescription

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Find available funds with FundFinder

The cost of specialty medications is rising and many people need help paying for their treatments. FundFinder connects patients with financial aid from charitable organizations. Anyone can sign up and be instantly notified when applications open.

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How we help

We believe everyone should be able to access the care they need.

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    • Copay cards and assistance: Some specialty medications have drug manufacturer copay cards to help cover a portion of the cost. These copay cards have become popular, especially with high-cost specialty medications. They can lower your out-of-pocket costs under your pharmacy benefit on some prescription medications.
    • Grants: Different organizations across the country offer grants or financial assistance. A grant is an amount of money given by an organization to an individual for a specific purpose. They can be available for certain conditions, treatments, level of prescription costs or other patient qualifications and do not need to be paid back.
    • Manufacturer coupons: Sometimes drug manufacturers offer coupons for certain drugs, like those that are only available as brand-name medications.
    • Nonprofit organizations: A number of nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations exist to help people cover the cost of prescription drugs.
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  • Learn about the specialties we service and the therapies we provide.

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  • We’re dedicated to getting you the medication you need, when you need it, your way. Contact us today to discuss care and treatment options.

    See all ways to contact us here.

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Appeals

Our appeals team’s efforts have helped overturn 8 of out 10 coverage denials and have helped more than 2,500 patients whose coverage was previously denied get the treatments they need.

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* Optum Book of Business, 2020