BRUKINSA

Indicated For

CLL, MCL, WM

About This Medication

# myBeOne Support Patient Guide: How to Get BRUKINSA at Low or No Cost ## About BRUKINSA (Zanubrutinib) BRUKINSA is a prescription medication used to treat certain blood cancers. Managing the cost of cancer treatment can be overwhelming, but the myBeOne Support program is designed to help eligible patients access BRUKINSA without financial hardship. This guide explains how the program works and how to apply. ## Who Qualifies for myBeOne Support The myBeOne Support program serves two main groups of patients: **Commercially Insured Patients**: If you have health insurance through an employer, marketplace plan, or other commercial coverage, you may qualify for co-pay support that can reduce your out-of-pocket costs to $0 per prescription. **Uninsured or Underinsured Patients**: If you have no health insurance, your insurance was denied coverage for BRUKINSA, or your out-of-pocket costs are unaffordable, you may qualify for free BRUKINSA medication. There are no specific income thresholds or financial documentation requirements for co-pay support. However, to receive free medication, you must demonstrate that you are uninsured or underinsured with unaffordable out-of-pocket costs. ## Income Eligibility and Financial Requirements | Patient Type | Financial Requirements | Maximum Annual Assistance | |---|---|---| | Commercially Insured | None—all commercially insured patients eligible | Up to $25,000/year in co-pay support | | Uninsured | Must be uninsured with no coverage | Free medication | | Underinsured | Out-of-pocket costs must be unaffordable | Free medication | The program does not publish specific income thresholds. Your Oncology Nurse Advocate will work with you to assess your financial situation and determine the best assistance option. ## Insurance Requirements **For Co-Pay Support**: You must have active commercial health insurance (employer-sponsored, marketplace, or other commercial plan). Co-pay support is available with no additional financial requirements—if you're commercially insured, you're eligible. **For Free Medication**: You must be either completely uninsured or underinsured. "Underinsured" means your insurance plan either denied coverage for BRUKINSA or your out-of-pocket costs are too high to afford. **Medicare and Other Government Insurance**: The search results do not specify whether Medicare, Medicaid, or other government insurance programs qualify for co-pay support or free medication. Contact myBeOne Support directly at 1-833-234-4363 to confirm eligibility if you have government insurance. ## How to Apply: Step-by-Step **Step 1: Gather Your Information** Have your prescription for BRUKINSA ready, along with your insurance card (if applicable) and basic contact information. **Step 2: Contact myBeOne Support** Call **1-833-234-4363** Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM Eastern Time. You can also visit **myBeOneSupport.com** to learn more about the program. **Step 3: Speak with an Oncology Nurse Advocate** A dedicated nurse will answer your questions, assess your insurance coverage, and determine which assistance option you qualify for (co-pay support or free medication). **Step 4: Activate Your Assistance** For co-pay support, you can activate your benefits over the phone with the nurse or visit **BRUKINSAcopay.com**. For free medication, the nurse will guide you through the enrollment process. **Step 5: Receive Your Medication** Once enrolled, BRUKINSA will be shipped to you or your physician's office, depending on your preference. ## Timeline and Delivery The search results do not specify a standard approval timeline. However, myBeOne Support aims to process requests quickly so you can start treatment without delay. **Medication Delivery**: BRUKINSA is shipped to either your home or your healthcare provider's office, whichever is most convenient. **Bridge Supply**: If your insurance coverage is delayed by 5 or more days, myBeOne Support will provide a 30-day supply of BRUKINSA at no cost while your coverage is being resolved. This ensures you don't miss doses during insurance processing delays. ## What Happens If Your Application Is Denied If your initial application is denied, your Oncology Nurse Advocate will work with you to explore alternative options. Depending on your situation, you may be referred to: - An appeals process with your insurance company - Other financial assistance programs - Independent organizations that provide additional support Your nurse advocate will not abandon you—they will help you find a solution. ## Additional Support Beyond Medication Costs myBeOne Support offers more than just financial assistance for BRUKINSA. Your Oncology Nurse Advocate can also help with: - **Insurance Verification**: Confirming your coverage and handling prior authorization requirements - **Education**: Answering questions about BRUKINSA and your condition - **Day-to-Day Living Support**: Connecting you with independent organizations that provide counseling, support groups, transportation assistance, and lodging help - **Caregiver Support**: Resources and assistance for family members supporting your treatment ## Important Disclaimers - myBeOne Support is not insurance and does not guarantee product coverage or reimbursement. - Independent third-party organizations that provide day-to-day living support have their own eligibility rules. BeOne Medicines (the manufacturer) has no involvement in their decision-making. - This information is not an endorsement of any third-party organization. - Program terms and conditions apply to all assistance. ## Contact Information **Phone**: 1-833-234-4363 **Hours**: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–8 PM Eastern Time **Website**: myBeOneSupport.com Don't let cost concerns prevent you from accessing BRUKINSA. Reach out to myBeOne Support today to learn about your options.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026