AJOVY Financial Assistance Guide

This category includes insurance plans provided through an employer, purchased with subsidy support from the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) or purchased privately. 

Highlights

Patients may pay as little as $15 out of pocket for AJOVY. Maximum Program assistance per prescription and annual benefit limits per individual apply and out of pocket expenses may vary. Patient is responsible for costs above maximum benefit amounts. Patients with managed care restrictions (e.g., prior authorization, step edit) may not be eligible for this Program if such managed care restrictions persist. Continued eligibility may require that the patient has an approved prior authorization. Patients without formulary coverage or an approved prior authorization for AJOVY may receive less benefit.

Steps To Get Your Savings Card

1. Your doctor writes you a prescription for AJOVY.
2. Download or activate your Savings Offer at Ajovy.com/savings.
3. Take your prescription Savings Offer card and primary insurance card to your regular retail pharmacy to be filled. It is important to give your Savings Offer to the pharmacist when you pick up your AJOVY prescription to ensure that you receive the offered savings.
4. You receive your AJOVY from your pharmacy.
5. In order to receive the Savings Offer, your commercial drug insurance must cover AJOVY. You may need to submit a prior authorization form in order to continue eligibility.

Congratulations on accessing your first dose of AJOVY! Teva will now be working behind the scenes to get your doctor to complete a prior authorization form and to get your insurance company to cover your AJOVY prescription. Contact your doctor’s office to see if they have completed the AJOVY prior authorization form on your behalf. Contact your insurance company to see if they will cover your prescribed medicine. If you have questions or encounter problems, contact Teva Shared Solutions at 1-800-887-8100

The Teva Savings Offer is not available to patients whose medical insurance is provided by state or federal programs like Medicare, Medicaid or Tricare. This restriction is true for all three CGRP inhibitor medications.

The Federal Government does not allow people who are receiving insurance benefits through Medicare, Medicaid, etc. to use co-pay assistance, discount or savings cards offered by pharmaceutical companies. The intent is to steer patients to lower-cost generic drugs and not to support higher-cost brand-name drugs. Unfortunately, there are no generic/biosimilar medications in the class of CGRP inhibitors and won’t be for years to come.

If you are struggling to get Medicare or Medicaid to cover your prescription, speak to a Teva Shared Solutions® representative at 1-800-887-8100 who will help determine eligibility for available financial assistance programs. The call center is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. ET.