Caduet

Indicated For

Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia

About This Medication

# Viatris Patient Assistance Program Guide: How to Get Caduet at Low or No Cost ## About This Program The Viatris Patient Assistance Program helps eligible patients afford Caduet (amlodipine besylate/atorvastatin calcium), a combination medication used to treat high blood pressure and high cholesterol. If you're struggling to pay for your prescription, this program may help you get Caduet at a reduced cost or free of charge. ## What is Caduet? Caduet is a combination medication that contains two active ingredients: - **Amlodipine besylate**: A calcium channel blocker that lowers blood pressure by relaxing blood vessels - **Atorvastatin calcium**: An HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (statin) that reduces cholesterol levels By combining these two medications, Caduet helps manage both high blood pressure (hypertension) and high cholesterol (hypercholesterolemia) in a single tablet. ## Who Can Apply? You may be eligible for the Viatris Patient Assistance Program if you: - Have been prescribed Caduet by your doctor - Are a U.S. resident - Meet the income requirements (see eligibility table below) - Do not have adequate insurance coverage or cannot afford your copayment - Meet other program-specific requirements **Note:** Income requirements vary based on your situation. Contact Viatris directly at **888-417-5782** to confirm your specific eligibility. ## Income Eligibility Guidelines While exact income thresholds vary based on individual circumstances, here's a general reference for household income limits: | Household Size | Approximate Maximum Income | |---|---| | 1 person | Varies by state/situation | | 2 people | Varies by state/situation | | 3 people | Varies by state/situation | | 4 people | Varies by state/situation | | 5+ people | Varies by state/situation | **Important:** Income limits are not fixed and depend on various factors including your state of residence and specific circumstances. The program staff will determine your eligibility during the application process. Call **888-417-5782** to discuss your situation and get personalized eligibility information. ## Insurance Requirements The Viatris Patient Assistance Program works with various insurance situations: - **Uninsured patients** may qualify for the program - **Underinsured patients** (those with high copayments or deductibles) may qualify - **Insurance requirements vary** by specific circumstances You don't need to have insurance to apply, but if you do, Viatris will review your coverage to determine if assistance is available. ## How to Apply: Step-by-Step Instructions ### Step 1: Gather Required Documents Before starting your application, collect the following: - Your current prescription for Caduet from your doctor - Proof of income (recent tax return, pay stubs, benefit statements, or proof of unemployment) - Government-issued ID or proof of residency - Insurance card (if applicable) - Contact information for your doctor's office ### Step 2: Choose Your Application Method Viatris offers **multiple ways to apply**: **By Phone:** - Call **888-417-5782** - Speak with a program representative who can walk you through the application - This is often the fastest method **By Mail/Fax:** - Complete the application form and mail or fax it to: - Fax: **866-792-7945** - (Mail address available on the program website) - Include all required documentation **Online:** - Visit the Viatris Patient Assistance Program website at **https://www.viatris.com/en-us/lm/united-states/patient-assistance-program** - Look for the online application portal - Complete the form and upload your documents ### Step 3: Complete the Application Regardless of method, you'll need to provide: - Your full name, date of birth, and contact information - Household size and income information - Current prescription details - Your doctor's name and contact information - Insurance information (if applicable) - Signature authorizing the program to contact your healthcare provider ### Step 4: Submit Your Application - Keep copies of everything you submit for your records - Note any confirmation or reference numbers provided - Ask about the expected timeline (typically 4-8 weeks) ## Application Timeline and Delivery **Processing Time:** Most applications are reviewed within **4-8 weeks** **What to Expect:** - You'll receive notification of approval or denial status - If approved, delivery method varies depending on the specific assistance form (mail delivery, pharmacy delivery, or other arrangements) - Once approved, your medication may be sent directly to your home or made available at your pharmacy ## What Happens if Your Application is Denied? If you don't qualify for the Viatris program, consider these alternatives: - **Ask your doctor** about generic alternatives or other treatment options - **Check for state pharmaceutical assistance programs** in your area - **Visit NeedyMeds.org** for a database of other assistance programs - **Speak with your pharmacist** about discount programs or generic options - **Look into community health centers** that provide low-cost medications ## Important Reminders - Keep taking your current medication as prescribed while your application is being reviewed - Contact your doctor if you have questions about taking Caduet - Program benefits are provided at no cost to you - Eligibility may need to be reconfirmed periodically ## Contact Information **Viatris Patient Assistance Program** - **Phone:** 888-417-5782 (toll-free) - **Fax:** 866-792-7945 - **Website:** https://www.viatris.com/en-us/lm/united-states/patient-assistance-program - **Hours:** Check website for hours of operation ## Legal Disclaimer This guide provides general information about the Viatris Patient Assistance Program for Caduet. Program eligibility, benefits, and requirements are subject to change without notice. For the most current and complete information, contact Viatris directly or visit their official website. This guide is not a guarantee of eligibility or assistance. Always consult with your healthcare provider about your medication needs and treatment options.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026