34 results for the search term copay accumulator adjustors

…while giving Wisconsin insurers plan design flexibility. Currently 10 out of 14 Wisconsin health care plans include a copay accumulator policy. When co-pay assistance is not allowed, many patients cannot…

…being told that the money must come out of their own pocket before they can get their medications. Health plan policies called copay accumulator adjustments no longer count financial assistance toward the patient’s annual deductibles or their out-of-pocket maximum. In addition,…

Read the Hemophila Federation of America’s (HFA) latest legislative update – State of the States, July 2022. This update includes information on the following topics: Copay accumulator prohibitions advance in…

…prohibit harmful copay accumulator adjusters (one of 13 states that has passed legislation to protect consumers); the renewal of the public health emergency; and much more. The so-called “family glitch”…

NHF has led the All Copays Count Coalition in helping support HR 5801. The National Hemophilia Foundation applauds Congressional Representatives Donald McEachin (D-VA), Rodney Davis (R-IL), Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ),…

…cannot afford or need help with their medication costs. These programs may offer free or discounted medications, copay assistance, or reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses related to hemophilia treatment. Hope for…

Community members and policymakers at the state and federal levels nationwide are starting conversations about copay accumulators, product safety, and more, with Ohio and Wisconsin seeing progress toward pharmacy benefit…

…come directly out of a patient’s pocket, or via copay assistance program, will count toward out-of-pocket cost sharing requirements. Tell your elected officials to support the HELP Copays Act. Read…

…state legislative sessions – and yet health policy work moves forward in statehouses around the country. Read about recent state actions on Medicaid, ACA Marketplaces, copay accumulators, step therapy, and…

…of economic hardship. Eligibility: Actively enrolled or have been enrolled in a TAF copay program in 2020; you must have filed a claim in 2020; and must not be currently…