IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

NEXAVAR may cause birth defects or death of an unborn baby. Avoid becoming pregnant while taking NEXAVAR and for at least 2 weeks after stopping your treatment. Men and women should use birth control during and at least 2 weeks after NEXAVAR therapy. Call your doctor right away if you become pregnant. Do not breastfeed while taking NEXAVAR as this medication may be passed through breast milk. Before starting NEXAVAR, tell your doctor if you have allergies; heart problems or chest pain; bleeding or bruising problems. continue reading below »

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How the REACH® Program Works

Count on us to help you get access to your Nexavar therapy

Patients prescribed Nexavar have the support of the REACH (Resources for Expert Assistance and Care Helpline) program. A REACH counselor can help you understand your insurance options and get the best coverage possible.

Simply call 1.866.NEXAVAR (1.866.639.2827) and a specially trained REACH counselor will:

  • Communicate with insurance companies and help you obtain coverage for Nexavar—from obtaining authorization of coverage to following through if coverage is denied
  • Help to determine if you qualify for various financial assistance programs and assist with the application process
  • Identify a Specialty Pharmacy Provider (SPP) that will fill the prescription and send it directly to your home

There are other sources to help you get your Nexavar prescription, including:

  • Broad insurance plan coverage for Nexavar. A REACH counselor can contact your insurance company to help determine coverage for your Nexavar therapy
  • Medicare Part D plans cover Nexavar therapy. Your doctor's office or a REACH counselor can help determine your coverage
  • The Patient Assistance Program provides eligible patients with a 30-day supply of Nexavar shipped to their home. Patients approved for the program will receive assistance for 1 year, after which they must reapply
  • Temporary Patient Assistance Programs* offer financial help so patients may pay for Nexavar while waiting for insurance approval. In addition, a REACH counselor can contact your insurance company to help with the approval process
  • The State Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs provide prescription coverage and payment assistance for the disabled and low-income seniors that qualify. You can ask a REACH counselor to find out information about this program in your state
  • The Commercial Co-Pay Assistance Program† can help patients get their co-pay amounts reduced by up to 95%, depending on the patient's financial situation. Patients who qualify for the program will receive assistance for 1 year; after that time, you must reapply. Ask a REACH counselor to find out if you qualify
  • Other sources of assistance include referrals to charitable foundations or support groups that can assist with your co-pay or other related medical expenses. You can ask a REACH counselor to help you identify such resources

Participation in the REACH program is not contingent on future Nexavar purchases.

*This program is not for patients receiving prescription reimbursement under any federal-, state-, or government-funded insurance programs or where prohibited by law.

†This program is not for patients receiving prescription reimbursement under any federal-, state-, or government-funded insurance programs or for patients who live in Massachusetts or where prohibited by law.