Endari

Indicated For

sickle cell disease

About This Medication

# Endari Support Program Guide: Getting L-Glutamine at Low Cost ## What is the Endari Support Program? The Endari Support Program (ESP) is a patient assistance program created by Emmaus Life Sciences to help people with sickle cell disease access Endari (L-glutamine) at reduced or no cost. If you struggle to afford this medication, this program may help you get the treatment you need. ## Who Can Apply? You may qualify for the Endari Support Program if you: - Have been prescribed Endari for sickle cell disease - Are a U.S. resident - Are uninsured, OR have commercial or private insurance that does not cover Endari - Meet the program's income requirements **Important:** If you have Medicare or Medicaid, you may not be eligible for this particular program. Contact the program directly at (855) 723-5646 to confirm your situation. ## Income Requirements The Endari Support Program has income limits that vary based on your household size and individual circumstances. Income limits are adjusted annually and may change. To find your specific income limit: - Call (855) 723-5646 and ask about current income thresholds - Apply online at https://www.endarirx.com/esp where income requirements will be displayed - Income is calculated based on your household size and annual earnings If your income is above the limit, ask about the Endari Savings Card (see below), which may still provide significant discounts. ## Insurance Coverage The Endari Support Program is designed for people who are: - **Uninsured** (have no health insurance) - **Underinsured** (have commercial or private insurance that does not cover Endari) If your insurance denies coverage for Endari, you may still qualify for this program. Have your insurance information ready when you apply—the program may work with your insurance company to request coverage before providing assistance. ## How to Apply: 4 Simple Steps **Step 1: Gather Your Documents** Before starting your application, collect: - Proof of residency (utility bill, lease agreement, or government ID) - Proof of income (recent pay stubs, tax returns, or benefit statements) - Current insurance information (if applicable) - Your prescription for Endari from your doctor **Step 2: Start Your Application Online** Go to https://www.endarirx.com/esp and click "Apply Now." You can complete the entire application on the website. **Step 3: Submit Your Documents** Upload or mail the documents listed above with your application. You can upload them directly through the online form. **Step 4: Wait for Approval and Receive Your Medication** The program will review your application and contact you about the decision. Once approved, you'll receive your medication directly or through your pharmacy. ## Approval Timeline Most applications are reviewed within 5-10 business days. Approval times may be longer if: - Your documents are incomplete - The program needs to verify your information - Your insurance company is contacted for coverage information You'll receive updates by phone or email about your application status. ## Annual Reauthorization Your assistance approval lasts for one year. You will need to reapply annually to continue receiving support. The program will notify you when it's time to renew. ## The Endari Savings Card If your income exceeds the program's limits, you may still qualify for the **Endari Savings Card**. This card can help reduce your out-of-pocket costs for Endari through discounts with participating pharmacies. Ask about the Savings Card when you call the program or apply online. ## Questions or Need Help? **Contact the Endari Support Program:** - **Phone:** (855) 723-5646 - **Online:** https://www.endarirx.com/esp The program's patient advocates can answer questions about eligibility, help you gather documents, and guide you through the application process at no cost. ## What Happens Next? Once approved, you'll typically receive your Endari through: - Direct mail to your home, or - Your local pharmacy with a co-pay (if applicable) Your doctor will continue to oversee your treatment and may order blood work to monitor your response to the medication. ## Important Reminders - **Keep your contact information current** so the program can reach you - **Respond quickly** if the program asks for additional information - **Reapply each year** to maintain your assistance - **Report changes** in income or insurance status to the program

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026