BEVESPI patient assistance

• AZ&Me Prescription Savings Program

  Verified

  AZ&Me Prescription Savings Program, run by AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP, provides the medication at no cost if you qualify. One eligibility path: "You don't have insurance (or only have Medicare)."

  What it costs you

  $0

  Income limit, 1 person

  $79,800/yr

  Medicare

  Has a Medicare eligibility path.

  Checked

  08/17/26

  You don't have insurance (or only have Medicare)

  • ·300% FPL applies to Primary and Specialty Medications (nearly all AZ&Me drugs). Rare Disease Medications (currently WAINUA only) use a separate 500% FPL tier — see the 'rare-disease-drug' extra condition below. 48-state dollar table (effective 2026-01-26): 1p $47,880, 2p $64,920, 3p $81,960, 4p $99,000, 5p $116,040, 6p $133,080, 7p $150,120, 8p $167,160. Alaska and Hawaii use higher published tables.
  • ·300% of the federal poverty level. Household dollar amounts and regional applicability must be confirmed with the program.
  • !Must not have any commercial (private or employer-sponsored) insurance, and no government insurance other than Medicare.
  • !Must not be receiving any other form of medication assistance (stacking prohibition).
  • !For Rare Disease Medications (WAINUA), the income limit is 500% FPL instead of 300% FPL: 48-state table 1p $79,800, 2p $108,200, 3p $136,600, 4p $165,000, 5p $193,400, 6p $221,800, 7p $250,200, 8p $278,600.
  • !A 'Change in Circumstance' exception (job loss, income change, insurance loss, household-size change) can reopen eligibility outside normal criteria.

  You have Medicare but don't qualify for Extra Help (LIS)

  • ·Same 300%/500% FPL split by medication category as the no-insurance track (this is the SAME income rule applied to a distinct insurance-status population — Medicare beneficiaries, rather than the fully uninsured).
  • ·300% of the federal poverty level. Household dollar amounts and regional applicability must be confirmed with the program.
  • !Patient must be covered by Medicare but must NOT be eligible for or enrolled in Medicare's Extra Help / Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) for Part D
  • !this is a blanket LIS-ineligibility requirement with no FPL carve-out stated (contrast: AbbVie only requires proof of LIS denial below 150% FPL).
  • !Must not have any commercial insurance other than Medicare.
  • !Must not be receiving any other form of medication assistance (stacking prohibition).
  • !For Rare Disease Medications (WAINUA), the income limit is 500% FPL instead of 300% FPL (same split as the no-insurance track).

  Program website

1. 1

   Confirm the program

   Check its current medication list, benefit and eligibility requirements.

2. 2

   Gather the required documents

   Use the current application to identify income and insurance documents the program accepts.

3. 3

   Coordinate with your prescriber

   Ask whether the program needs a prescription, clinical information or signature.

4. 4

   Submit and follow up

   Confirm receipt, ask about the decision and keep any approval or renewal dates.

Common questions

• Is assistance confirmed for BEVESPI?

  A documented program may help with BEVESPI. Eligibility depends on the program’s current rules; the program makes the final decision.

• Does income alone establish eligibility?

  No. Medication coverage, insurance and other program requirements may also matter. The program makes the final decision.

• Do I have to pay a company to apply?

  Follow the official program’s application instructions. Paid paperwork services are optional and do not guarantee approval.

• How long does approval last?

  Approval and renewal periods vary by program. Check the current terms and your approval notice.

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