IncyteCARES Patient Assistance Program
Run by Incyte Corporation
IncyteCARES Patient Assistance Program, run by Incyte Corporation, provides the medication at no cost if you qualify. One eligibility path: "You're taking OPZELURA and have no prescription insurance."
At a glance
- Run by
- Incyte Corporation
- Status
- Verified
- Last verified
- 08/18/26
- Medicare
- Has a Medicare eligibility path.
- Confirmed medications
- 0
- Coverage unconfirmed
- 7
Phone 1-855-452-5234
Income limits and eligibility paths
Review each published path and its conditions. A path may apply only to certain medications or insurance coverage.
You're taking OPZELURA and have no prescription insurance
Adjusted annual household income at or below 400% FPL. The published dollar table is based on the 2025 Federal Poverty Level Guidelines and is subject to annual change. Alaska/Hawaii residents and households larger than 5 must call 1-800-583-6964.
Income basis
400% of the federal poverty level
Confirm the table’s geographic applicability and larger-household rules with the program.
You're taking OPZELURA, have Medicare Part D, and can't afford the copay
Same 400% FPL test and 2025-guidelines dollar table as the uninsured track.
Income basis
400% of the federal poverty level
Confirm the table’s geographic applicability and larger-household rules with the program.
You're taking JAKAFI and have no prescription drug coverage
Stated only as 'meet household income criteria' -- no dollar or FPL figure is published on the JAKAFI financial-assistance page. The OPZELURA 400% figure is NOT carried across; it is published as drug-specific.
Income basis
Published household amounts
Confirm the table’s geographic applicability and larger-household rules with the program.
You're taking JAKAFI and have Medicare, or your insurance denied or ran out of coverage
Stated only as 'meet household income criteria'.
Income basis
Published household amounts
Confirm the table’s geographic applicability and larger-household rules with the program.
Insurance and other requirements
Each path has its own conditions. Read the complete requirements and confirm which path applies to you.
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Path 1
You're taking OPZELURA and have no prescription insurance
Insurance category: no-insurance
- ·Adjusted annual household income at or below 400% FPL. The published dollar table is based on the 2025 Federal Poverty Level Guidelines and is subject to annual change. Alaska/Hawaii residents and households larger than 5 must call 1-800-583-6964.
- ·'You are considered uninsured if you have no prescription insurance' -- medical insurance that does not cover OPZELURA still counts as uninsured for this track.
- ·Must have a valid prescription for OPZELURA for mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis or nonsegmental vitiligo.
- ·Enrolled up to 12 months, then must apply to be re-enrolled.
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Path 2
You're taking OPZELURA, have Medicare Part D, and can't afford the copay
Insurance category: medicare
- ·Same 400% FPL test and 2025-guidelines dollar table as the uninsured track.
- ·A prior authorization must have been submitted to the plan by the doctor; if denied, an appeal must be submitted.
- ·Must be enrolled in a Medicare Part D prescription plan and have expressed and documented an inability to afford the out-of-pocket cost.
- ·Must NOT be a beneficiary of Medicaid, the Medicare Part D Low-Income Subsidy (LIS), Veterans Affairs, Department of Defense, TRICARE, or any State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program (SPAP).
- ·LIS exception: a patient with LIS whose Part D plan denies OPZELURA through PA and appeal may still be eligible.
- ·Enrolled for the calendar year; must re-enroll each year.
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Path 3
You're taking JAKAFI and have no prescription drug coverage
Insurance category: no-insurance
- ·Stated only as 'meet household income criteria' -- no dollar or FPL figure is published on the JAKAFI financial-assistance page. The OPZELURA 400% figure is NOT carried across; it is published as drug-specific.
- ·Conditional approval notified within 3 business days, then a supply of free medicine for 90 days while income documentation is reviewed.
- ·Patients enrolled in an Alternate Funding Program (AFP) are excluded.
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Path 4
You're taking JAKAFI and have Medicare, or your insurance denied or ran out of coverage
Insurance category: medicare
- ·Stated only as 'meet household income criteria'.
- ·Covers Medicare Part B, Medicare Part D, or Medicare Advantage patients who meet household income criteria.
- ·Also covers patients with other prescription insurance (commercial, Medicaid, etc.) whose coverage has been exhausted or denied.
- ·Patients enrolled in an Alternate Funding Program (AFP) are excluded.
- ·A separate JAKAFI commercial-only copay offer exists that explicitly excludes Medicare/Medicaid/TRICARE and uninsured patients -- that is a distinct copay-card mechanism, not this PAP.
What this program covers
0 confirmed covered, 0 documented exclusions and 7 unconfirmed associations. Check the category before relying on a medication link.
Covered medications
- No medications are documented in this category.
Confirmed covered associations. The program’s eligibility rules still apply.
Not on this program's current list
- No medications are documented in this category.
These exclusions refer to this program only. They do not prove that all other help is unavailable.
How to apply
Continue to the official program website ↗
Use the program’s official application. Required documents, approval periods and renewal rules vary.
Keep your approval notice. It explains when assistance ends and what to do if renewal is required.
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Check the official application
Confirm medication coverage and the eligibility path that fits your situation.
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Gather the required documents
Use the income and insurance documents requested by the current form.
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Coordinate with your prescriber
Ask whether clinical information, a prescription or a signature is required.
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Submit and follow up
Confirm receipt and ask about the decision, approval period and renewal rules.
If this is more than you want to take on
Help with the application paperwork
You can follow the official application instructions yourself. If you choose paid help, ask which documents and follow-up tasks the fee includes.
Compare current pricing, cancellation terms and available reviews. Paying for paperwork does not establish eligibility or guarantee approval.
- Ask which forms the service prepares and submits
- Ask how the service works with your prescriber
- Check whether renewal assistance is included
Paid paperwork help is optional. Confirm the official program’s requirements first.
What changed
No rule changes recorded since we began tracking this program on 08/18/26.
Documents we track
Program document
Available on the program’s official website, last checked 08/18/26. Confirm current requirements at: https://www.incytecares.com/.
This link points to the program’s own document. Check the record’s verification status and confirm current terms.
What changed on this record
IncyteCARES Patient Assistance Program requirements read and verified; tracking began.