CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HIV and Hepatitis



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CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HIV and Hepatitis CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HIV These programs offer assistance to people with private health insurance for the co-payments they have to make at the pharmacy for their HIV drugs. Some companies offer co-pay assistance for all of their drugs, including non-hiv drugs. ABBOTT Drugs covered: Kaletra Contact Information: Patients must get cards from their provider. Call toll-free 1-800-441-4987, option 5, or visit www.kaletra.com or www.norvir.com for more information. Program Details: The co-pay assistance starts at the first dollar paid by the consumer. The co-pay assistance covers $50 per Kaletra prescription per month, plus $50 per prescription per month for other drugs in the regimen up to $100 total for the other prescriptions. Abbottʼs Norvir co-pay program also covers $50 of a personʼs co-pay, but doesnʼt kick in until after a person pays the first $25. BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM Drugs covered: Viramune Contact Information: Patients must get card from their health care provider. The card is in the form of a MasterCard debit card, which can be activated at www.viramune.com or by calling the toll-free number on the card, or call 1-800-556-8317. Debit card should be accepted at any pharmacy which accepts MasterCard, and most mail-order pharmacies as well. Program Details: The co-pay assistance starts at the first dollar paid by the consumer. The co-pay assistance covers $50 per Aptivus or Viramune prescription per month. Currently the program runs for one year. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Drugs covered: Atripla, Reyataz, Sustiva, Videx and Zerit Contact Information: If health care provider does not have card, patients can call toll free 1-888-281-8981; visit www.bms.com.or 866-784-3431 for Atripla or go to product websites (e.g. www.sustiva.com) Program Details: The co-pay assistance program for Atripla, Reyataz, Sustiva, covers the first $200 of the co-pay per prescription. Currently the program runs for one year. GENENTECH/ROCHE Drugs covered: None Contact Information: None

Program Details: No program, might cover co-pays through their patient assistance program. GILEAD SCIENCES Drugs covered: Atripla, Emtriva, Truvada, Viread Contact Information: If health care provider does not have the card for Emtriva, Truvada or Viread, patients can call toll-free 1-888-358-0398 and one will be mailed to them, or contact 866-784-3431 for Atripla or go to product websites (e.g. www.truvada.com). Program Details: The co-pay assistance covers up to $200 dollars per prescription per month. Currently the program runs for one year. GLAXOSMITHKLINE See ViiV Healthcare MERCK & CO Drugs covered: Isentress Contact Information: 866-350-9232 or www.isentress.com Program Details: The co-pay assistance starts after the first $30 of a copay has been paid by the consumer. The co-pay assistance then covers up to $400 per prescription per month. Currently the program runs for one year. PFIZER See ViiV Healthcare TIBOTEC Drugs covered: Intelence, Prezista Contact Information: 866-961-7169 or go to product websites (e.g. www.prezista.com) Program Details: Patient responsible for first $5, then covers up to $100 per month, per prescription. ViiV HEALTHCARE Drugs covered: Covers Combivir, Epivir, Epzicom, Lexiva, Rescriptor, Retrovir, Selzentry, Trizivir, Viracept and Ziagen. Contact Information: Patients can use their current or new card for both Pfizer and GSK drugs, now under one umbrella at ViiV Healthcare. You can get the card from your provider or print out the card online at www.mysupportcard.com, or visit www.gskforyou.com. Call 1-888-825-5249. Program Details: The card is valid for the amount of patientʼs actual outof-pocket cost up to a maximum of $100 for each prescription. CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV)

These programs offer assistance to people with private insurance for the copayments they have to make at the pharmacy for their HBV drugs. Some companies offer co-pay assistance for all of their drugs, including non-hbv drugs. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Drugs covered: Baraclude Contact Information: 866-715-9050. Ask the operator to speak to someone about the Baraclude Copay Benefits Program and ask for a card to be mailed to you. Program Details: The co-pay assistance starts after the first $20 of a copay has been paid by the consumer. The co-pay assistance then covers up to $100 dollars per prescription per month. Currently the program runs for six months. GILEAD SCIENCES Drugs covered: Hepsera, Viread Contact Information: 888-358-0398 Program Details: The co-pay assistance covers up to $200 dollars per prescription per month. There is also a program for people who pay for their prescription in full that covers the first $200 per month. GLAXOSMITHKLINE Drugs covered: Epivir Contact Information: 888-825-5249 or www.mysupportcard.com Program Details: The co-pay assistance starts after the first dollar paid by the consumer. The co-pay assistance then covers up to $100 dollars per prescription per month and includes non-hbv drugs. CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV) There are currently no co-pay assistance programs for HCV drugs. PATIENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS (PAPs) PAP PROGRAMS FOR HIV These programs offer free HIV drugs to people with low-incomes who do not qualify for any other insurance or assistance programs, such as Medicaid or AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs).

ABBOTT Drugs covered: Kaletra, Norvir Contact Information: 800-222-6885 BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM Drugs covered: Aptivus, Viramune Contact Information: 800-556-8317 or www.rxhope.com or www.pparx.org BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Drugs covered: Atripla, Reyataz, Sustiva, Videx and Zerit Contact Information: 888-477-2669 or www.pparx.org or go to product websites (e.g. www.sustiva.com) GENENTECH/ROCHE Drugs covered: Fuzeon Contact Information: 877-757-6243 GILEAD SCIENCES

Drugs covered: Atripla, Emtriva, Truvada, Viread Contact Information: 800-226-2056 or go to product websites (e.g. www.truvada.com) GLAXOSMITHKLINE See ViiV Healthcare MERCK & CO Drugs covered: Crixivan, Isentress Contact Information: 800-850-3430 or www.isentress.com PFIZER See ViiV Healthcare TIBOTEC Drugs covered: Intelence, Prezista Contact Information: 800-652-6227 or product-specific website (e.g. www.prezista.com) ViiV HEALTHCARE Drugs covered: Covers Combivir, Epivir, Epzicom, Lexiva, Rescriptor, Retrovir, Selzentry, Trizivir, Viracept and Ziagen. Contact Information: Call 1-866-728-4368 or go to www.gskforyou.com, and click on Bridges to Access.

CO-PAY PROGRAMS FOR HEPATIS B VIRUS (HBV) These programs offer free HBV drugs to people with low-incomes who do not qualify for any other insurance or assistance programs, such as Medicaid or Medicare. BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Drugs covered: Baraclude Contact Information: 800-736-0003 or visit www.bmspaf.org. GILEAD SCIENCES Drugs covered: Hepsera, Viread Contact Information: 800-226-2056 or visit www.hepsera.com GLAXOSMITHKLINE Drugs covered: Epivir Contact Information: 866-475-3678 or www.gskforyou.com PAP PROGRAMS FOR HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV)

These programs offer free HCV drugs to low-income people who do not qualify for any other insurance or assistance programs, such as Medicaid or Medicare. None of the programs currently offer assistance with obtaining an HCV viral load test, however, which is a critical part of HCV treatment. AMGEN Drugs covered: Epogen* Contact Information: 800-272-9376 *Note: Epogen is not a treatment for HCV, but it is a treatment for anemia, which is a side effect commonly caused by HCV treatment. GENENTECH/ROCHE Drugs covered: Pegasys and Copegus Contact Information: 877-734-2797 SCHERING Drugs covered: Pegintron and Rebetol Contact Information: 800-521-7157 Compiled by the Fair Pricing Coalition (FPC). The Fair Pricing Coalition (FPC) is an ad hoc group of activists who advocate with the pharmaceutical industry

regarding the price of HIV and hepatitis drugs. For more information visit: www.fairpricingcoalition.org.