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Hepatitis C Main Forums => On Hepatitis C Treatment => Topic started by: nateoiler2710 on August 01, 2018, 04:55:12 pm
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been diagnosed hep gt3. dr says next month he will likely try for epclusa. i have private insurance. is there anyway for me to find out how much this will cost me? is there anyone that can tell me their experience with the "pipeline" of getting epclusa? im getting worried that my new insurance wont cover it
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I would suggest you contact your insurance. My treatment with Harvoni was covered by my insurance and then with the Gilead copay assistance I paid $5 for each refill so I paid 30 dollars for my 24 weeks of treatment.
There is a similar copay assistance for Epclusa
https://www.epclusa.com/co-pay-coupon-registration?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=624265620&utm_term=epclusa%20copay%20card&utm_content=sitelink&gclid=COn5hb3izdwCFUKVxQIdsqQMlA&gclsrc=ds
“We believe that cost should not be a barrier to receiving treatment. That’s why the makers of EPCLUSA offer a co-pay coupon. If you are eligible, you may pay no more than $5 per co-pay. Need a replacement coupon?
Please note the following:
You are not eligible if you are enrolled in a government healthcare prescription drug program such as Medicare Part D or Medicaid. This includes when you are in the Medicare Part D coverage gap known as the “donut hole.”
The EPCLUSA Co-pay Coupon Program will cover the out-of-pocket costs of your EPCLUSA prescriptions up to a maximum of 25% of the catalog price of a 12-week regimen of EPCLUSA. See Terms and Conditions below.”