Can I Get a Biologic Medication for Free?
Patient assistance programs, copay cards, and other ways to pay $0 for your biologic
Quick Answer
Yes. Patients who are uninsured or have a household income that meets eligibility requirements can often receive biologic medications completely free through manufacturer-sponsored Patient Assistance Programs (PAP). Insured patients typically pay $0–$35/month through manufacturer copay cards. BiologicHealthPlus enrolls eligible patients in all available programs at no charge.
Ways to Reduce Your Biologic Cost to $0
🆓 Patient Assistance Programs
Manufacturer PAPs provide free medication to uninsured or income-eligible patients. Most programs have no strict income cutoff — eligibility is assessed individually.
BiologicHealthPlus enrolls you at no charge.
💳 Manufacturer Copay Cards
Commercially insured patients qualify for savings cards that reduce cost to $0–$35/month. Examples: myAbbVie Assist, Skyrizi Complete, Dupixent MyWay, Cosentyx CARE.
🏥 Foundation Assistance
Nonprofit foundations like the HealthWell Foundation and Patient Advocate Foundation provide grants to help patients with copays and insurance premiums.
📋 Medicare Extra Help
Medicare Part D enrollees with low income may qualify for Extra Help (LIS), which can reduce biologic costs to $0–$10/month.
Patient Assistance Programs by Medication
| Medication | PAP Name | Insured Copay | Uninsured |
|---|---|---|---|
| Humira | myAbbVie Assist | $0–$35/mo | Free |
| Skyrizi | Skyrizi Complete | $0–$5/mo | Free |
| Rinvoq | myAbbVie Assist | $0–$10/mo | Free |
| Dupixent | Dupixent MyWay | $0–$35/mo | Free |
| Cosentyx | Cosentyx CARE | $0–$35/mo | Free |
| Stelara | Janssen CarePath | $0–$5/mo | Free |
| Entyvio | Takeda Together | $0–$35/mo | Free |
✅ BiologicHealthPlus Enrolls You in All Programs — Free
We automatically check your eligibility for every available savings program — copay cards, patient assistance, foundation grants — and enroll you at no charge. You should never pay more than you have to for your biologic medication.
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Content developed with reference to leading health organizations, peer-reviewed research, and FDA prescribing information.
Medical Disclaimer: Educational content reviewed by the BiologicHealthPlus Clinical Team. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice. Last reviewed: August 2026.