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My husband was diagnosed with RA a year ago. Dr started him on Plaquenil and Prednisone. Had a bad reaction to the Plaquenil. and so was put on Methotrexate with no real relief over the past year. Now Dr wants to start him on Enbrel! $1275 a week before insurance. Our BC will pay some but right now have not found out what our coinsurance will be.... a lot I am afraid! I see where the manufacturer will help but do not no how much.
Has anyone out there gone through the process?
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Members reassured someone worried about affording Enbrel by sharing that the manufacturer offers robust copay assistance programs, with many... Read more
Enbrel has helped me alot . They have several ways they can help with your co pays they will contact you and set everything up. They even sent a nurse to my home to teach me how to do injections and explain everything. A great help line for assistance too.
Yes they have a good program. Copays can be as low as $5. Contact them directly, your Dr should be able to guide you.
Yes i did. I had a zero co pay. Its worth trying
When I was on Enbrel I was on the manufactures co pay assistance cost was $10 each time I refilled . Just remember to renew the card every year . This was a God send
I am on Xeljanz XR and they cover the cost and mail me the pills and I got it through Phiser thankfully they have been so great to me
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