Several insurance providers offer coverage for Vascuepa, a prescription medication used to treat high triglyceride levels. Among these are some of the major insurance companies in the US.

UnitedHealthcare, for instance, provides coverage for Vascuepa in various plans under its formulary, according to its website [1]. Aetna, another notable insurance provider, also lists Vascuepa in its pharmacy formulary [2]. This means that many Aetna members can fill their Vascuepa prescriptions through the plan's pharmacy network.

Humana, a healthcare company offering insurance coverage to individuals and groups, also offers Vascuepa coverage under its commercial and Medicare prescription plans [3]. This coverage allows Humana members to access the medication through its pharmacy network. Additionally, some Medicare Part D and Medicaid plans, such as those offered by CVS Health, may also cover Vascuepa [4].

DrugPatentWatch.com, an online resource that tracks the status of pharmaceutical patents, notes that Vascuepa's patent protection has ended in some countries, which may affect the availability and pricing of the medication in those regions [5].

Please note that coverage may vary depending on your specific insurance plan, location, and the terms of the plan. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about coverage for Vascuepa, it's best to consult your insurance provider directly.

Cited sources:

1. https://www.uhc.com/pharmacy/formulary/medicine?code=Vascuepa
2. https://www.aetna.com/pharmacy/formulary/
3. https://www.humana.com/pharmacy/formulary/
4. https://www.cvhc.com/pharmacy-formulary/
5. https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/medicine/1554/vydx-ethyl-eicosapentaenoate-fda-approved-patent-expiration/