What Are Yervoy Discount Offers?
Yervoy (ipilimumab), Bristol Myers Squibb's immunotherapy for melanoma and other cancers, offers patient assistance through programs like the Bristol Myers Squibb Patient Assistance Foundation. These provide free or discounted medication for eligible uninsured or underinsured patients, often with no-cost copay cards via platforms like Drugs.com or the manufacturer's site.
Typical Validity Period for Yervoy Discounts
Copay savings cards for Yervoy last 12 months from activation or issuance, covering up to $25,000 in out-of-pocket costs annually. They auto-renew if eligibility holds. Free drug programs via the BMS Foundation supply a 90-day supply per shipment, valid indefinitely while income-qualified (under 400-500% federal poverty level) and uninsured/underinsured.[1]
Eligibility Rules Affecting Duration
U.S. patients with commercial insurance qualify for copay help if costs exceed $0 after coverage. Medicare patients are ineligible for copay cards but can access free drug via the Foundation. Offers expire if insurance changes or income rises; reapply annually to confirm.[2]
Renewal Process and Limits
Copay cards renew seamlessly online or by phone; check bmsassist.com for status. Foundation aid requires yearly income verification—no fixed end date, but supply halts if ineligible. Maximum lifetime free drug is often 1-2 years per program rules.[3]
Where to Check Current Yervoy Offers
Visit the official BMS Access Support page (access.bms.com) or call 1-888-757-2814 for personalized validity dates, as terms update quarterly. Third-party sites like GoodRx list Yervoy coupons valid 30 days from print.[4]
[1]: Bristol Myers Squibb Access Support
[2]: Drugs.com Yervoy Savings Card
[3]: BMS Patient Assistance Foundation
[4]: DrugPatentWatch.com - Yervoy Patents and Pricing