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Not necessarily. Keytruda's co-pay/savings programs are not guaranteed to be available to every patient or in every state. - Generally, the co-pay savings program is for patients with private/commercial insurance and often excludes those whose coverage is through government programs (Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, VA, etc.). - Some states have additional rules or restrictions, and there may be different programs (e.g., a separate assistance program for uninsured or underinsured). - There are usually separate options for patients who don’t have sufficient insurance (PAP or other financial assistance), but eligibility varies. To confirm for you, check: - The official Keytruda patient support/co-pay program page (Merck’s site) or - Your oncology clinic’s patient navigator or social worker, who can verify current eligibility and help with applications. If you’d like, tell me your state and your insurance type, and I can guide you on what to look for and how to ask about it.
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