Prices are approximate WAC list prices as of July 2026. Actual patient costs depend on insurance coverage and savings program eligibility. All prices are per month.
How to Pay Less for Your Biologic
Step 1: Use Manufacturer Copay Card
Most commercially insured patients qualify. Reduces cost to $0–$35/month. BiologicHealthPlus enrolls you automatically — no separate application needed.
Step 2: Apply for PAP (if uninsured)
Uninsured patients meeting income criteria can receive biologics free. BiologicHealthPlus files every PAP application on your behalf at no charge.
Step 3: Foundation Grants
Nonprofit foundations (HealthWell Foundation, PAN Foundation, Patient Advocate Foundation) provide grants to help cover copays and insurance premiums.
Step 4: Medicare Extra Help
Medicare patients with low income may qualify for Extra Help (LIS), which can reduce Part D drug costs to $0–$10/month. BiologicHealthPlus helps determine eligibility.
Biologic medications require complex, expensive manufacturing processes using living cells under tightly controlled conditions. Development costs for each biologic typically exceed $1 billion, with clinical trials required for each new indication. Patent exclusivity periods allow manufacturers to set high prices to recoup these investments. However, the existence of robust copay programs means most insured patients never pay list price.
Individual patients cannot negotiate with manufacturers, but BiologicHealthPlus navigates the available savings system on your behalf — enrolling you in copay programs, filing for PAP, and identifying foundation grants. This effectively acts as price negotiation through the existing savings infrastructure.
✅ BiologicHealthPlus Minimizes Your Biologic Cost — Always Free
We enroll you in every available savings program and find the lowest possible out-of-pocket cost for your specific insurance situation.
Medical Disclaimer: Educational content reviewed by the BiologicHealthPlus Clinical Team. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice. Last reviewed: August 2026.
Prices are approximate and subject to change. All costs depend on insurance coverage, plan formulary, and savings program eligibility. Last updated: July 2026.