Sign up for copay assistance now. This might be a golden ticket for you. Depending on what state you live is if your employer has a commercial insurance plan (not self-funded employer plan) you may have just unlocked the free healthcare glitch. In 26 states, copay assistance programs count toward your out of pocket maximum. Meaning you put $0 and you have no copay, deductible, or coinsurance for the rest of the year. The website for this drug has a $25k copay assistance program per year.
Edit: source: I’m on a biologic for UC, my old insurance + copay assistance would cover everything but my monthly premium in January and I didn’t have another out of pocket expense the rest of the year. New insurance has an accumulator and is self-funded so I lost the benefit. So I just pay $5 a month and I still have to pay medical bills.
![image showing [OC] My new medicine, which is currently capped at $340,000 per year.](56f87b3f-70a2-571f-bd18-84be179bc722.jpg)
Uzorglemon on July 9th, 2026 at 23:25 UTC »
$25 in Australia, FYI.
RheagarTargaryen on July 9th, 2026 at 23:28 UTC »
Sign up for copay assistance now. This might be a golden ticket for you. Depending on what state you live is if your employer has a commercial insurance plan (not self-funded employer plan) you may have just unlocked the free healthcare glitch. In 26 states, copay assistance programs count toward your out of pocket maximum. Meaning you put $0 and you have no copay, deductible, or coinsurance for the rest of the year. The website for this drug has a $25k copay assistance program per year.
Edit: source: I’m on a biologic for UC, my old insurance + copay assistance would cover everything but my monthly premium in January and I didn’t have another out of pocket expense the rest of the year. New insurance has an accumulator and is self-funded so I lost the benefit. So I just pay $5 a month and I still have to pay medical bills.
JimTrim973 on July 9th, 2026 at 23:31 UTC »
If it weren’t “capped” at that, what on earth would it cost??