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Author Topic: Abbvie copay assistance for Norvir in conjunction with United Healthcare ins.  (Read 4152 times)

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Offline scottL

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Abbvie copay assistance for Norvir in conjunction with United Healthcare ins.
« on: February 02, 2017, 07:21:00 pm »
So United Healthcare covers 50 percent of the cost of my medication up to an out of pocket max of $6,350 for the year and then pays 100 %.   Reyetaz and Truvada copay assistance will end up covering 100 % of my copay for their meds so not a problem there.  The issue is Norvir.  The cost is $264, so United Healthcare pays $132.  The Abbvie copay only covers up to $100 a month.   So I am out of pocket $32 a month for the first 4 months until my max out of pocket is met.

Anybody have a similar problem with the Abbvie copay not quite covering the cost and what you were able to do to close the gap completely?

Thanks in advance.
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Re: Abbvie copay assistance for Norvir in conjunction with United Healthcare ins.
« Reply #1 on: February 15, 2017, 12:08:19 pm »
I Would ask their drug assistance company to see if they have anyway with increasing the support. They might have a program that helps but it might be needs based. I don't know why you're on the regimen you're on but why not consider evotaz. You'd still be taking the same PI but using a different booster and it is one pill. The copay assistance should definitely keep you covered.
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Re: Abbvie copay assistance for Norvir in conjunction with United Healthcare ins.
« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2017, 07:03:25 pm »
MY DOCTOR RECENTLY CHANGED MY MEDS SO I HAVE SURPLUS SUPPLY OF NORVIR ,TRUVADA AND LEXIVA ,IF ANYBODY NEEDS SOME.I DON'T KNOW IF I'M BREAKING ANY LAWS BY OFFERING!!!!
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