STEP 1: If you have commercial or private insurance, you may be eligible for a co-pay program that can help lower the out-of-pocket costs* of your prescription.

STEP 2: If ineligible for the commercial co-pay program, a third-party foundation may be able to help you. These foundations provide financial assistance to patients with certain conditions. Please note the below is not an exhaustive list of resources that may be available.

All third‐party foundation assistance is provided by independent charitable patient assistance programs and not through Amgen^®. Eligibility is determined by the foundation's criteria. Amgen has no control over independent third‐party programs and provides this information as a courtesy only.

This list is not comprehensive, and Amgen does not confirm accuracy or otherwise endorse any of these sites.

STEP 3: If an independent foundation can’t provide assistance, the Amgen Safety Net Foundation may be able to help.

STEP 1: If you have Medicare and you need to use medicine that's covered under the medical benefit, that typically falls under Medicare Part B — not the usual prescription drug coverage (Part D). These are usually medications given or administered in a clinical setting, like in a doctor’s office or hospital outpatient department. Learn about Part B (Medical Insurance)-covered services.

STEP 2: If you do not qualify for Medicare Extra Help, your next step should be to contact any of the the government organizations below to see if they can help.

STEP 3: If an independent foundation can’t provide assistance, the Amgen Safety Net Foundation may be able to help.

STEP 1: Amgen Safety Net Foundation (ASNF) is a nonprofit patient assistance program established in 2001, sponsored by Amgen^®. ASNF was designed to assist patients who have a financial need and are uninsured, or their insurance plan excludes the Amgen medicine. ASNF supports qualifying residents of the United States and its territories. ASNF provides access to every patient who qualifies.