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I am currently on tecfidera and am in the middle of the process of switching to ocrevus. While on tecfidera, I am on the patient assistance to pay, along with health insurance coverage, so I pay close to nothing per month when I know the wholesale monthly price is around two grand more than that. The price of ocrevus, and paying for it, worries me a bit. I am figuring out the ocrevus copay card and am talking with the ocrevus patient representative more about the cost, but can anyone tell me… read more
Ocrevus (Ocrelizumab) has a copay assistance program that can help reduce the cost for patients. Here are the details:
- Ocrevus Copay Program
- $5 copay up to $20,000 per 12-month period for medication.
- Copay for infusion administration costs is $5 per infusion, up to a $500 daily limit, in each 12-month period.
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They will help you they should call for the program good Lucknow
Here’s a link to information about the Ocrevus program and who might qualify for payment assistance:
https://ocrevuscopay.com/eligibility
Please take a look at this especially if you’re on Medicare or Medicaid.
I hear you. I am myself waiting for insurance green light (I am on WA Apple Health (Medicaid), and the Ocrevus/Genentech people contacted me and asked me not to schedule the infusion until I hear back from the insurance and then to call them and they will help cover the cost. To what extent I don't know yet. For sure I cannot afford the treatment without help either.
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