• A Patient Support Program (PSP) is a service provided by pharmaceutical manufacturers or healthcare organizations to assist patients in accessing and using prescribed medications. These programs often offer a range of different services that may include:

  • Financial assistance: Providing financial aid to help patients cover the cost of their medications.

  • Reimbursement navigation: Guiding patients through the complexities of insurance coverage and reimbursement for prescription medications. This may involve assisting with applying for coverage, helping patients understand their insurance benefits, navigating the claims process, and resolving coverage disputes.

  • Care coordination: Coordinating patient care with healthcare providers/pharmacies and other support services.

  • Medication management: Assisting patients with managing their medication regimen, including refills, adherence, and side effect management.

  • Patient education: Providing information about the medication, its benefits, and potential side effects.

• PSPs are designed to improve patient outcomes and adherence to medication regimens. They can be particularly beneficial for patients with complex conditions, high-cost medications, or those facing financial difficulties.

Explore available options by consulting with your prescriber or pharmacist; they may be able to suggest a Patient Support Program that can help. Alternatively, if you already know of a PSP for your medication, you may contact the Program directly or click here to access the list of PSPs a part of the Auxilium Health network.

Eligibility criteria may vary by program but typically include patients prescribed a specific medication or treatment.

Support can include enrollment assistance, reimbursement navigation, access to financial assistance, educational resources, and ongoing communication with healthcare providers.