Financial Assistance
Financial Assistance
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Catalyst Pathways has different types of financial assistance programs to help patients with their out-of-pocket costsCosts for medical care that aren’t covered by insurance and must be paid by the individual.. Enroll to see what you may qualify for.
Catalyst CopayThe fixed amount patients pay for a covered healthcare service. A person’s copay amount depends on their insurance plan. Assistance
For patients with commercial insurance, Catalyst Pathways lowers out-of-pocket costs to $0/month. While patients with government insurance may have a higher copay, most qualify for Third-Party Foundation AssistanceIf a patient is having trouble paying their out-of-pocket costs, Catalyst Pathways can direct them to nonprofit organizations that can help them pay for their medicine..
Third-Party Foundation Assistance
If a patient is having trouble paying their out-of-pocket costs, Catalyst Pathways can direct them to nonprofit organizations that can help them pay for their medicine. If they have Medicare coverage and qualify for Foundation Assistance, their copay may be $10 or less.* Call Catalyst Pathways at 1-833-422-8259for further information.
Patient Assistance Program (PAP)
If a patient does not have insurance or is denied coverage, Catalyst Pathways provides free medicine to those who qualify.
Patients enrolled in Catalyst Pathways, including those who are covered by Medicare and accessing Foundation Assistance, have an average copay of less than $2.00/month. Individual costs may vary. Average copay cost represents the latest 2021 data on file and excludes patients who did not elect to pursue Foundation Assistance.
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