Helping You With
the Financial Side of Treatments

Drug manufacturers understand that many patients will struggle to afford the biologic treatments that they have created for various autoimmune diseases.

For patients that have private insurance: Drug manufacturers have created co-pay assistance programs, commonly known as copay cards, that allow patients to pay little to no out-of-pocket costs.

For qualifying patients: Drug manufacturers will typically pay part or all of the cost-sharing requirements of a patient’s insurance or their co-pay. With such significant financial aid help,
these programs can help ensure patients have access to treatments that are crucial to improving their quality of life.

Not every biologic treatment has a co-pay assistance program. However, there may be other options available to you.

Foundations and charitable organizations can also help provide co-pay assistance and other financial aid programs that can help lessen the out-of-pocket costs for your treatments. Like drug manufacturer copay assistance programs, foundation financial aid programs aim to pay part or all of a patient’s deductible or co-pays.

The qualifications for foundation financial aid programs can vary depending on a patient’s disease state and your current financial circumstances. Additionally, foundation financial aid programs are usually only viable seasonally and cannot be a guaranteed source of funding throughout the year.