Anyone using oral arava who doesn't have it covered by insurance?
Also still wondering about enbrel. any of you guys out there using
enbrel who are paying a major copay?
m (using a different email addy for this post but indeed it is still
me)
Kelly - 29 Nov 2007 20:05 GMT
M
Wondered how you are doing? Hopefully things are settling down a little -
sounds like med changes on the way?
Kelly
> Anyone using oral arava who doesn't have it covered by insurance?
> Also still wondering about enbrel. any of you guys out there using
> enbrel who are paying a major copay?
>
> m (using a different email addy for this post but indeed it is still
> me)
Jean - 29 Nov 2007 21:13 GMT
Have you been in touch with the Enbrel QuickAssist program? I was given
some paperwork for it when I first started on the weekly shots. It provides
up to a 50% reduction off your monthly co-payment. (Possibly only $75 or
less monthly for your Enbrel.) Their phone number is 1-877-777-8718 between
8 am and 8 pm Eastern time.
This is good info for anyone on Enbrel who is paying a fortune for it.
Good luck,
Jean
> Anyone using oral arava who doesn't have it covered by insurance?
> Also still wondering about enbrel. any of you guys out there using
> enbrel who are paying a major copay?
>
> m (using a different email addy for this post but indeed it is still
> me)
Harvey R. Stone - 29 Nov 2007 22:01 GMT
> Anyone using oral arava who doesn't have it covered by insurance?
> Also still wondering about enbrel. any of you guys out there using
> enbrel who are paying a major copay?
>
> m (using a different email addy for this post but indeed it is still
> me)
I use Arava by pill. It is partially covered by insurance. I get it in 3
month supply and it averages about 60 dollars a month generic.
Harv