Program overview
What is Gilead Oncology Support?
Gilead Oncology Support is a patient support program that can provide information on coverage, financial, and other support options for individuals who have been prescribed a Gilead Oncology medication. We know this is a challenging time, and our program is here to help.
What support offerings are available through Gilead Oncology Support?
- Gilead Oncology Co-pay Program
- Benefits investigations
- Prior authorization and appeals process information
- Patient Assistance Program (PAP)
- General access information
- Information on additional support and coverage resources
Does Gilead Oncology Support offer resources to help understand the prior authorization and appeals process?
Gilead Oncology Support program specialists can conduct a benefits investigation to help you and your patient understand their insurance coverage and any prior authorization or appeals process requirements.
Enrolling my patients in Gilead Oncology Support
How do I enroll a patient in Gilead Oncology Support?
To enroll a patient in Gilead Oncology Support, you may use the online enrollment link.
- Enroll online and follow the on-screen instructions for enrolling a patient
- Once an enrollment form is submitted, the program will reach out to your office with next steps
- If you prefer, you can also download and fax the enrollment form, available in English or Spanish
What happens after I enroll a patient in the program?
Our program specialists will notify the patient and HCP if the patient is eligible and approved for any of our programs. Our goal is to provide information and resources to help a patient access their prescribed medication and have helpful information at their fingertips as they navigate their treatment journey.
Does my patient need to be residing in the United States to be eligible for PAP?
To be eligible to enroll into PAP, individuals need to be residents of the United States, Puerto Rico, or US Territories, in addition to meeting other eligibility criteria. Proof of residency may be required.
How long does PAP enrollment last?
Standard PAP enrollment is for up to 12 months, pending ongoing eligibility checks.
What if my patient needs to stay on PAP after their year of enrollment?
If there is ongoing need for support and the patient remains eligible for PAP, they can re-enroll.
Will Gilead Oncology Support notify me and/or my patient when my patient’s PAP enrollment is expiring?
Gilead Oncology Support will reach out to you and your patient 60 days prior to the enrollment end date.
What should I do if my patient no longer needs PAP?
Please notify Gilead Oncology Support by calling 1-844-876-3358 to have the individual withdrawn from PAP.
Gilead Oncology Co-pay Program
What is the Gilead Oncology Co-pay Program?
The Gilead Co-pay Card may help eligible, commercially insured individuals lower their out-of-pocket (OOP) costs. Your patient is not eligible to enroll if they take part in any federally or state-funded prescription drug program, such as Medicare, Medicare Part D, or Medicaid. For more information and to see if your patient is eligible, view terms and conditions.
How can my patient enroll in the co-pay program?
Your patient can enroll online, or they can call the program directly to enroll over the phone at 1-844-876-3358.
How much does the Gilead Co-pay Card cover?
Eligible patients may pay as little as $0 out of pocket for TRODELVY up to an annual benefit of $25,000. Patients do not need to re-enroll and benefits for the co-pay program reset annually on January 1 of each year.
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