Braftovi

Indicated For

metastatic colorectal cancer with BRAF V600E mutation, melanoma

About This Medication

# Braftovi Patient Assistance Program Guide: Getting Your Medication at Low Cost ## What is Braftovi? Braftovi (encorafenib) is a prescription medication used to treat metastatic colorectal cancer with a BRAF V600E mutation and certain types of melanoma. It's manufactured by Pfizer Inc. and can be expensive, but Pfizer offers assistance to help eligible patients afford it. ## About the Pfizer Patient Assistance Program (PAP) The Pfizer Patient Assistance Program helps uninsured and underinsured patients get Braftovi at little to no cost. If you qualify, Pfizer may provide your medication for free or at a significantly reduced price. ## Who Can Apply? ### Income Requirements Your household income must not exceed $75,000 per year for an individual. This limit is based on 400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). If you have dependents, your limit may be higher—ask about your specific household size when you apply. ### Insurance Status You may qualify if you are: - **Uninsured** (no health insurance at all) - **Government insured** (Medicare, Medicaid, VA, etc.) AND not eligible for other assistance programs If you have **commercial insurance** (private insurance from your employer or purchased individually), you may not qualify for this program. Instead, Pfizer offers copay assistance cards to reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Ask your doctor about these options. ## What Documents Do You Need? Before applying, gather the following: 1. **Proof of Income** - Recent tax return, pay stubs, W-2, Social Security statement, or unemployment documentation 2. **Proof of Residency** - Utility bill, lease, mortgage statement, or government-issued ID 3. **Valid Prescription** - A current prescription from your doctor for Braftovi 4. **Insurance Information** - If applicable, details about your current coverage ## How to Apply: 4 Simple Steps **Step 1: Contact the Program** Call the Pfizer Patient Assistance Program at **(877) 744-4471**. A representative will verify basic information and determine if you likely qualify. You can also visit **https://www.pfizerrxpathways.com** to start your application online. **Step 2: Submit Required Documents** Provide your proof of income, proof of residency, and prescription. You can submit these by: - Mail - Phone - Online portal - Fax (ask the representative for the number) **Step 3: Wait for Review** Pfizer will review your application and documents. Processing typically takes 5-10 business days, though it may vary. **Step 4: Receive Your Medication** Once approved, your medication will be shipped directly to your home or to your pharmacy, depending on what was arranged. You'll receive information about how to refill your prescription. ## Timeline and What to Expect - **Application to Approval**: 5-10 business days - **Medication Delivery**: Usually within 7-14 days after approval - **Reauthorization**: You must reapply **annually** to continue receiving assistance ## Copay Savings Card Option If you have commercial insurance but still struggle with copays, Pfizer offers a **savings card** that may reduce your out-of-pocket costs. Ask your pharmacist or doctor if you're eligible. ## Important Reminders - **Plan Ahead**: Don't wait until your medication runs out to apply. Start the process as soon as your doctor prescribes Braftovi. - **Keep Current**: Mark your calendar for your annual reauthorization deadline so you don't lose coverage. - **Ask Questions**: If anything is unclear, call the program directly. Representatives can walk you through each step. - **Doctor's Support**: Your healthcare team can help by providing necessary prescriptions and supporting your application if needed. ## If You're Denied If your application is denied, you have options: - Ask why you were denied—the reason will be provided - Reapply if your circumstances have changed - Ask about other Pfizer assistance programs - Contact a patient navigator or social worker at your cancer center for alternative resources ## Need Help? For questions about the Pfizer Patient Assistance Program, contact: **Phone**: (877) 744-4471 **Website**: https://www.pfizerrxpathways.com Your healthcare provider's office may also have staff who can assist with the application process.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026