A Co-Payment Assistance Program for Insured Patients

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A Co-Payment Assistance Program for Insured Patients Providing Critical Financial Support for Patients

Access Financial Assistance Simply and Efficiently Patient Advocate Foundation s (PAF) Co-Pay Relief Program (CPR) is a free service that provides direct financial support to medically and financially qualified, insured patients, including those covered by governmentsponsored plans Medicare, Tricare and Medicaid, for co-payments, co-insurance and deductibles related to pharmaceutical treatments and prescription medications. Consistently selected by oncology practice managers as the best co-pay foundation for helping patients. Oncology Market Access, U.S. Kantar Health Receive a Personalized Patient Experience We are committed to helping patients get and stay on therapy. To insure that patients receive the right amount of assistance at the right time, our program specialists work directly with the patient, provider of care and pharmacy to complete the simple, streamlined application and provide a rapid eligibility decision. User-friendly online application portals Easy documentation of income and diagnosis Live Spanish language services Rapid qualification determination Look-back period for recently incurred expenses Payments may be directed to the provider, pharmacy or patient 1-866-512-3861 www.copays.org

Eligibility Requirements Patients must be insured and have insurance coverage for the medication(s) for which they seek assistance Patients must have a qualifying, verified diagnosis of the disease or condition for which they seek financial assistance Patients must reside and receive treatment in the United States Patient s income must fall at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Guideline (FPG) with consideration of the Cost of Living Index and number in the household Not only was I struggling with trying to beat this horrible disease, I was also carrying a very heavy burden of trying to stay above water while the bills kept rolling in To have even just part of what I owed paid for, brought me to tears. This was the best news that I could have heard. A little calm in my storm. Suzanne N.

Applying is Easy and Convenient You, a friend or family member can apply for assistance via the patient portal at www.copays.org/patients Your Treating Physician can assist you with submitting the application for assistance via the provider portal at www.copays.org/providers Your Pharmacy dispensing the prescribed medications can assist you with the application for assistance via the pharmacy portal at www.copays.org/pharmacy Our Program Specialists can be reached toll free at 1-866-512-3861 and will personally guide you through the enrollment process

Are your services free? Yes, our services are completely free. As a public charity, we are committed to helping patients with complex situations. Can anyone, other than the patient, apply to the program? Yes, anyone can apply for assistance on the patient s behalf; however, the patient, a legal guardian or an individual with power of attorney must ultimately sign the application. I have health insurance but it does not cover my treatment and/or medications. Can CPR help? No, CPR is unable to make payments for pharmaceutical treatments and/or prescription medications relative to your diagnosis that are not covered by your health insurance. What medications does the program cover? Our program is not drug specific. We assist with co-payments, co-insurance and deductibles for both curative and supportive pharmaceutical treatments and/or medications prescribed for your diagnosis as long as the products are covered by your insurance policy. I would love to donate to your program. What do I need to do? First, PAF would like to say Thank you! If you would like to make a donation online, please visit our foundation s website at www.patientadvocate.org/donate. Scan for a full list of FAQs

Since the launch of the Co-Pay Relief program in 2004, we have adhered to a set of guiding principles that have created a secure, supportive and sustainable patient service. These principles remain our compass for the future evolution of the program. Patient-Centric Efficient Comprehensive Supportive Compassionate Compliant Program Compliance As a pioneer in the field of co-payment support programs, we not only operate our program in compliance with the guidance provided by the Office of Inspector General (OIG), but we hold ourselves to the higher standard of keeping the needs of the patients we serve at the center of all programmatic decision making. Our program is one of the only fully OIG-compliant methods to support the prescription drug co-payment and insurance premium costs that are incurred by patients who are insured by government-sponsored plans including Medicare, Tricare and Medicaid. Toll Free: 1-866-512-3861 www.copays.org Fax: 757-952-0119 cpr@patientadvocate.org Toll Free: 1-800-532-5274 www.patientadvocate.org help@patientadvocate.org Tax ID #54-1806317 CPR is an Office of Inspector General approved co-payment assistance program for insured Americans offered through Patient Advocate Foundation. PAF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides professional case management services to Americans with chronic, life-threatening and debilitating illnesses. Patient Advocate Foundation