Please talk with your oncology team. They applied for grant monies for my husband. If there are no grants they then apply directly to the pharmaceutical company. Income guidelines must be met. They amounts are very reasonable. We do have Medicare and pay for a supplement plan. The grant picks up the remaining portion. Best wishes for your husband!

Talk with your Oncology/Specialist team. They can apply for grant monies for you. If grant monies are not available, then they can contact the pharmaceutical companies directly. There are income limit guidelines to follow. Since you are on Medicaid, I would think you meet the income guidelines. Prayers and best wishes to you.

There are plenty of places to help with copays and insurance premiums for MM patients. Leukemia Lymphoma Society, also Patient Advocate Foundation (Copays.org). Been helpful to me. I also have Medicare and a supplement plan. These foundations help manage the cost.

Please speak to your pharmacist ( they know about different programs), and also someone where you get treatments. The pharmacist would also know which pharmaceutical Companies help. There is assistance out there. I have Humana through Medicaid. Part D is covered...here in AK

When I was on Revlimid the company had a program called REMS I believe and it costs me 25.00 a month. plus this
Manufacturer Coupon: You can pay as little as $0 per prescription using this coupon1.
Rx Advantage Card, Copay Assistance & Coupons: Explore these options to bring down the cost of your medication2.
Canadian Pharmacy Prices: If you’re in Canada, check for competitive prices.
Patient Assistance Programs: These programs can help insured, underinsured, or uninsured individuals.