Edarbyclor

Indicated For

hypertension

About This Medication

# Patient Guide: Getting Help Paying for Edarbyclor (azilsartan medoxomil/chlorthalidone) ## Important Information About Edarbyclor Assistance If you've been prescribed Edarbyclor to help manage your high blood pressure, you may be concerned about the cost. While Azurity Solutions, the manufacturer of Edarbyclor, does not currently have an active manufacturer patient assistance program (PAP), there are several other options available to help you afford this medication. ## About Edarbyclor Edarbyclor is a combination medication used to treat high blood pressure (hypertension). It contains two active ingredients: - **Azilsartan medoxomil**: An angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB) that helps relax blood vessels - **Chlorthalidone**: A thiazide-like diuretic that helps remove excess salt and water from your body Together, these medications work to lower blood pressure and reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. ## Available Assistance Options ### 1. Edarbyclor Savings Card **This is your first option to explore.** Azurity Solutions offers a co-pay assistance card that may help reduce your out-of-pocket costs: - **Where to find it**: Visit https://edarbyclor.azuritysolutions.com/co-pay-assistance/ - **Who can use it**: Many patients with commercial insurance - **Potential savings**: You may pay as little as $0-$50 per prescription, depending on your insurance plan - **How to use it**: Print or download the card and present it at your pharmacy when filling your prescription **Note**: This card typically cannot be used with Medicare, Medicaid, or government-funded insurance programs. ### 2. State and Federal Assistance Programs Many states offer prescription assistance programs for residents who meet income requirements: - **Your State Medicaid Program**: If your income is low enough, you may qualify for Medicaid, which covers prescription medications - **Medicare Extra Help**: If you're 65 or older, you may qualify for extra help paying for prescription drugs - **Contact**: Visit www.medicaid.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) ### 3. NeedyMeds.org This free online resource helps patients find assistance: - **What it offers**: Database of free and low-cost prescription programs - **Website**: www.needymeds.org - **How to use**: Search for Edarbyclor or azilsartan to see all available assistance options ### 4. Patient Assistance Programs from Other Manufacturers If your doctor determines that a generic version of your medication would work equally well, you may have access to additional assistance programs. ### 5. Pharmacy Discount Programs Some pharmacies offer their own discount programs: - **GoodRx, RxSaver, SingleCare**: These websites let you compare prices at different pharmacies - **Walmart, Kroger, Walgreens, CVS**: Many major pharmacies offer $4-$10 generic prescription programs - **Ask your pharmacist**: Your local pharmacy may have programs you don't know about ## Income Eligibility While the manufacturer PAP is not currently active, state programs and other assistance options have varying income thresholds. Generally: | Household Size | Approximate Maximum Annual Income (varies by state) | |---|---| | 1 person | $13,000 - $20,000+ | | 2 people | $17,500 - $27,000+ | | 3 people | $22,000 - $34,000+ | | 4 people | $26,500 - $41,000+ | | 5 people | $31,000 - $49,000+ | **Important**: These are estimates and vary significantly by program and state. Always check with your specific program for current limits. ## Insurance Requirements - **Commercial Insurance**: Likely eligible for the savings card - **Medicare**: Check Medicare Extra Help; savings card usually doesn't apply - **Medicaid**: Use your Medicaid coverage; savings card doesn't apply - **Uninsured**: Focus on state programs, NeedyMeds.org, and pharmacy discount programs ## Step-by-Step: How to Get Help Paying for Edarbyclor ### Step 1: Try the Savings Card First 1. Visit https://edarbyclor.azuritysolutions.com/co-pay-assistance/ 2. Check if you're eligible 3. Print or download the card 4. Bring the card to your pharmacy when filling your prescription 5. Let your pharmacist know you have the card ### Step 2: If the Savings Card Doesn't Work 1. Visit www.needymeds.org and search for "Edarbyclor" or "azilsartan" 2. Review all available programs 3. Check if you meet income requirements 4. Contact programs directly for application information ### Step 3: Check Your State Medicaid Program 1. Visit www.medicaid.gov 2. Click on your state 3. Check income limits for your household size 4. Apply if you're eligible ### Step 4: Ask Your Doctor or Pharmacist 1. Tell them about your cost concerns 2. Ask if they know of any assistance programs 3. Ask if a generic alternative might be available and covered better by your insurance 4. Request samples if available ## Timeline and Delivery Different programs have different timelines: - **Savings card**: Immediate when presented at pharmacy - **State Medicaid**: 1-4 weeks for approval after application - **Medicare Extra Help**: Typically processes within 3-4 weeks - **Prescription discount sites (GoodRx, etc.)**: Immediate ## What to Do If You're Denied Assistance 1. **Ask why**: Get specific reasons for denial 2. **Review requirements**: Make sure you met all eligibility requirements 3. **Try other programs**: You may qualify for different assistance options 4. **Appeal**: Many programs allow you to appeal a denial 5. **Talk to your doctor**: Ask about alternative medications you might afford more easily 6. **Contact the pharmacy**: Ask about pharmacy-specific programs or price reductions ## Documents You May Need When applying for assistance, have these documents ready: - Recent pay stubs or proof of income - Tax return or income verification letter - Valid prescription from your doctor - Insurance information (if you have it) - Proof of residency (for some state programs) - Identification (driver's license or similar) ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: Will these programs work with my insurance?** A: Yes. Some programs (like the savings card) work with your insurance and reduce your co-pay. Other programs (like some state Medicaid programs) replace your insurance for medications. **Q: How long will I need to take Edarbyclor?** A: High blood pressure is typically a long-term condition. Ask your doctor about how long you'll need this medication. Some assistance programs may require yearly reauthorization. **Q: Can I use the savings card with Medicare?** A: No. The Edarbyclor savings card cannot be used with Medicare, Medicaid, or other government insurance. **Q: What if I can't afford Edarbyclor even with help?** A: Talk to your doctor about alternatives. There may be other blood pressure medications that are more affordable or better covered by your insurance. ## Legal Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and is not medical or legal advice. Information about assistance programs, income limits, and eligibility requirements may change. Always verify current information directly with the program or organization offering assistance. If you have questions about your medical care or medication, consult your healthcare provider. ## Need More Help? - **Patient Advocate Foundation**: 1-800-532-5274 - **Needy Meds**: www.needymeds.org - **Medicare**: 1-800-MEDICARE - **Your local health department**: May have additional resources - **Your pharmacist**: Can often help identify assistance programs - **Your doctor's office**: May have information about patient assistance programs

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026