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Louisvilleky
January 28
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A MyMSTeam Member

Yeah last month my nurse called me saying my co pay was going to be $6000. I can't afford that I 65 years old not working anymore how can I pay that. So my Dr put me on a program that pays all of it. I'm getting my infusion on February 20. That's when I'll see?
They told me that it's like $30 thousand for one infusion.WOW

February 2
A MyMSTeam Member

My medicare and supplement does
Not over my Ocrevus. I call the drug company each year and
Get on patient assistance program.
They ask a few questions.

January 29
MyMSTeam

How can you get Medicare to cover Ocrevus?

Getting Medicare to cover Ocrevus typically involves working with your healthcare provider and understanding your specific Medicare plan. Here are some steps that may help:

Before Your Appointment
- Contact your Medicare plan directly with the procedure and diagnosis codes from Show Full Answer

How can you get Medicare to cover Ocrevus?

Getting Medicare to cover Ocrevus typically involves working with your healthcare provider and understanding your specific Medicare plan. Here are some steps that may help:

Before Your Appointment:
- Contact your Medicare plan directly with the procedure and diagnosis codes from your doctor
- Ask specifically what will be covered and what your out-of-pocket costs will be
- Request preapproval for the treatment to avoid surprise bills

Financial Assistance Options:
If you have Medicare Part D (prescription coverage), you may qualify for copay assistance programs if you meet certain requirements. For more information about Medicare Part D drugs and prescription coverage, you can call (Phone number can only be seen by the question and answer creators) or search for your state insurance department.

Manufacturer Support:
Contact the Ocrevus manufacturer directly to ask about financial assistance programs. Many people have found significant help with copays through these programs - some MyMSTeam members have reported their costs dropping to as little as $5 after manufacturer assistance.

Dual Coverage:
If you're eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid, you may have additional coverage options available.

It's important to confirm coverage details before each infusion to understand your financial responsibility upfront.

January 28

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