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Beginning a new treatment can feel challenging, but you’re not alone.

Concerned about cost and support? We’re here to help.

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Every month, eligible patients save on BENLYSTA with the BENLYSTA Copay Program.

The BENLYSTA Copay Program helps eligible commercially insured patients with their eligible out-of-pocket costs for BENLYSTA up to $9,450 annually, subject to program maximums. Visit GSKCopayPrograms.com for information about additional program limitations and complete Program Terms and Conditions.

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BENLYSTA Copay Program FAQs

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  • What is the BENLYSTA Copay Program?

    The BENLYSTA Copay Program helps eligible commercially insured patients with their eligible out-of-pocket costs for BENLYSTA. Eligibility restrictions and program maximums apply. Visit GSKCopayPrograms.com for complete Program Terms and Conditions. Check your eligibility now.

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  • Who is eligible for the BENLYSTA Copay Program?

    Patients may be eligible for the BENLYSTA Copay Program if they meet each of the general criteria below:

    1. Patient has a commercial medical or prescription insurance plan.
    2. Patient is a resident of the United States (including the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands).
    3. Patient is not eligible for or enrolled in a government-funded program that provides prescription drug coverage.*

    *Patients are not eligible for this program if they are covered by any federal or state prescription insurance program. This includes patients enrolled in Medicare Part B, Medicare Part D, Medicaid, Medigap, Veterans Affairs (VA), Department of Defense (DoD) programs or TRICARE. This may also include state pharmaceutical assistance programs and other federal or state plans not listed. Patients are also ineligible for this program if they are Medicare-eligible and enrolled in an employer-sponsored group waiver health plan or government-subsidized prescription drug benefit program for retirees. Patients enrolled in a state- or federally-funded prescription insurance program may not use this program even if they elect to be processed as an uninsured (cash paying) patient. Those on Medicare Part D, even if in the coverage gap, are not eligible. Patients enrolled in private indemnity or HMO insurance plans that reimburse them for the entire cost of their prescription drugs are also not eligible.

    Additional program rules apply. Visit GSKCopayPrograms.com for complete Terms and Conditions.

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  • What are my potential savings with the BENLYSTA Copay Program?

    Eligible commercially insured patients may pay as little as $0 for BENLYSTA, subject to program maximums * 

    *The BENLYSTA Copay Program helps eligible commercially insured patients with their eligible out-of-pocket costs for BENLYSTA up to $9,450 annually.

    Visit GSKCopayPrograms.com  for information about additional program limitations and complete Program Terms and Conditions.

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No insurance? On Medicare or Medicaid?

GSK may provide you with BENLYSTA at no cost if you are eligible.

Did you know that GSK has a foundation to help patients who are not commercially insured cover the cost of medicine? It's called the GSK Patient Assistance Program (PAP).* To see if you're eligible, visit GSKForYou.com.

*The GSK Patient Assistance Program is offered by the GSK PAP Foundation.

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