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Alice, TX
August 8, 2023
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A MyMSTeam Member

There are several co pay assistance organizations that will help after your insurance pays,
Health Well Foundation (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators)
PAN Foundation Patient Access Network (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators)

they might only help if you have Medicare but call them and ask to be sure

there are more do a search for " co pay assistance"

I hope this helps

August 8, 2023
A MyMSTeam Member

Definitely call ocrevus they can talk to you about assisting to pay for it. I have help to cover the ocrevus I just have to pay for the pre-meds

August 28, 2023
A MyMSTeam Member

Thanks hope ur doing ok

August 8, 2023
A MyMSTeam Member

You can try for "grants" who'll pay a large amt of it. But they are hard to come by these days. (I got an email from one but the money was gone in 3 minutes!) PAN was one "Patient Advocate Network" but hard these days. Your dr should be able to tell you of others.
Not that it matters, but I was on Tecfidera & HAD to have a grant but now there's generic & I pay $75/mo. BEST OF LUCK!

August 8, 2023
MyMSTeam

Are you looking for assistance with paying for your Ocrevus medication? Here are some options based on the knowledge base:

- Copay Assistance Programs: Many pharmaceutical companies offer copay assistance programs. For example, some members of MyMSTeam have reported significant reductions in their Ocrevus bills through Show Full Answer

Are you looking for assistance with paying for your Ocrevus medication? Here are some options based on the knowledge base:

- Copay Assistance Programs: Many pharmaceutical companies offer copay assistance programs. For example, some members of MyMSTeam have reported significant reductions in their Ocrevus bills through these programs.
- Manufacturer Assistance: Contact the manufacturer of Ocrevus to inquire about their copay assistance programs. They may provide up to $9,000 a year toward copays.
- Medicare Part D: If you have Medicare Part D, you may qualify for copay assistance if you meet certain requirements.

For more detailed information, you can visit the article "Copay Assistance and Help With MS Infusion Cost: Are You Eligible?" on MyMSTeam.

August 2, 2024

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