The Gilead patient assistance program, also referred to as Advancing Access, is a program that can help you to better afford your PrEP prescription. If you don’t have health insurance, or your health insurance provider does not provide prescription coverage for PrEP, you may qualify to receive your PrEP free of charge.

During these unprecedented times, Gilead is focused on being a resource and supporting the efforts of healthcare providers, colleagues, and partners who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight. Gilead continues to be dedicated to ensuring people living with HIV have access to the HIV medications and support needed. The Gilead Advancing Access ® co-pay coupon card helps eligible patients who need financial assistance with their co-pays. Patients enrolled in government prescription drug programs, such as Medicare Part D and Medicaid, including patients in the Medicare Part D coverage gap or 'donut hole,' are not eligible for the co-pay coupon.

• Description This Copay Card can cover up to $7,200 in Copays and Deductibles for either PrEP medication (Truvada or Descovy) or any HIV Medications made by Gilead Sciences. Activate your card onlineonce you receive it. Take the card to your pharmacist when you fill your prescription.
• Gilead also offers a copay assistance program to help eligible patients with insurance offset out-of-pocket costs. Gilead recently enhanced these programs to ensure the assistance provided for Truvada is consistent, regardless of whether an individual needs access for prevention or treatment.

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The program offers 24/7 support assistance where you can contact them to see if you qualify for help. If you obtain approval, you will be given a member number that you can use online at Nurx™ or take to your local pharmacy to obtain your prescription. A Nurx team member can help you enroll online and all of your information is kept confidential. The center can also help you with questions related to your current insurance and whether or not it provides coverage for your prescription.

Patients who are currently enrolled in Medicaid or Medicare Part D will not be eligible for assistance. If you do qualify for the program, you will remain eligible for 12 months before needing to re-enroll. To be eligible for the program you will need to be uninsured or under-insured and be unable to afford the cost of your medication.

Here are the steps to apply:

1. Visit the Advancing Access site and choose Check Eligibility/Enroll Now
2. Check the box indicating that you are NOT with your healthcare professional, then fill out the Patient Information page with Medication: Truvada Prescribed for PrEP/Prevention
3. Complete the Patient Consent Page
4. When asked for Prescriber Information, use this information:
   • First Name: Nancy
   • Last Name: Shannon
   • Phone: 800-321-6879
   • Address: 1125 Mission Street 2nd Floor San Francisco, CA 94103
5. Continue through Step 4, Insurance Verification
6. Verify your Financial Information on Step 5 and submit.

Gilead Copay Assist

You should see an Advancing Access Card on the screen. Please screenshot the card and send it to us via message