Humira copay card limit free#

Most doctors who prescribe it get visits from the sales reps, and they always give them free product (yeah, there are so many problems there I don't even want to begin, but whatever). I've never had an issue with them giving me one or two to tide me over. Second, call your doctor and request a pen or two. They may already have something in place, your pharmacy wouldn't really know that as they do. See what they say, if they have any existing programs, etc. You get it from their pharmacy or something.įirst, call your health insurance. It also comes differently, and that can be a bit of a clusterfuck. It is a separate application that requires some extra footwork, but in the end, it was covered. The income requirements are actually pretty generous:, I was always well within it as a single person. I think they stopped me before I hit that point as well.

This copay program, like another redditor said below, has a max point of about $16k. I actually have experience with this, and will try my best to remember the steps I took. I have not taken humira in 2 months cause i couldn't afford to refill, no symptoms have come back, doctor won't call me back - guess i'm just gonna try taking a break. Called Express Scripts and theyre refunding my balance. No idea where this came from, but i guess someone somewhere submitted something that went thru. I logged into express scripts and it showed i had a $2.1k credit. let me know if there is someone else i should be reaching out to, it would help a lot.Ĭhecking on completerebate shows my claim rejected again. I reached out to them via email to find out why but i assume it's because expressscripts doesn't provide good receipts or claim history details so its very hard to provide a receipt. Update- 8.11.22After waiting a month, my claim on complete rebate was rejected. Just wanted to share my experience and maybe see if anyone has had something similar and found a path to resolution. Not sure what to do, guess i'll talk to my doctor about similar medication or just try going off of it. They covered a total of $10,344 last year, and this year at $2600 a month they've covered 4 months = $10,400. Looking at my order history December 2021 looks like they were covering $862/month and starting in january 2022 it went up to $2600/month - this could explain coverage issues. I've called my pharmacy and also Abbvie, was transferred around quite a few times (2+ hours hold time) and all they have told me is that i've exhausted funds available and transferred me to other people to help potentially cover the remaining. Looking at other threads i see some vaguely similar experiences, and i'm going to try and get that free refill i've seen mentioned to hold me over until i figure out what to do. I recently went to refill and saw i owed $2600. I have crohns and have been taking humira for 5-ish years, and that entire time i've been covered by Abbvie's copay assistance (I think? or maybe its called complete?) and only charged $5 monthly.

Humira copay card limit