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IDELVION

Generic: coagulation factor IX (recombinant), albumin fusion protein

Manufacturer: CSL Behring  ·  Program: CSL Behring Patient Assistance Program

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Eligibility Criteria

Insurance Requirement

For patients without insurance or who can’t afford treatment; copay program requires private commercial insurance, excludes government programs

Residency

US resident

Case-by-case basis for rare disease drugs; no strict FPL limit published

Program Information

Processing Time

2–4 weeks

Delivery Method

shipped to patient or physician office

Application Method

Multiple

Indicated for

Hemophilia B

About This Medication

CSL Behring Patient Assistance Program Patient Guide: How to Get IDELVION at Low or No Cost

IDELVION (coagulation factor IX (recombinant), albumin fusion protein) is a vital treatment for hemophilia B, and the CSL Behring Patient Assistance Program helps eligible patients access it at low or no cost, especially if uninsured or unable to afford treatment.[1][2][3] This guide explains eligibility, steps, and support options in simple terms.

About IDELVION

IDELVION is an FDA-approved therapy for children and adults with hemophilia B, a genetic bleeding disorder caused by factor IX deficiency.[8] It uses recombinant factor IX fused with albumin for extended protection, allowing dosing up to every 14 days in appropriate patients aged 12 and older while keeping factor IX activity above 5%.[8] It's used for on-demand bleeding control, perioperative management, and routine prophylaxis to reduce bleeding episodes.[8] Clinical trials showed a median annualized spontaneous bleeding rate of 0.00 with proper dosing.[8] Always consult your doctor for personalized use.

Who Qualifies for the Program?

The CSL Behring Patient Assistance Program targets patients without insurance or who can’t afford treatment.[2][3] It provides access to therapies for qualified uninsured or underinsured individuals, potentially offering up to a 3-month supply.[9] Specific income thresholds like Federal Poverty Level (FPL) percentages are not detailed publicly; eligibility focuses on financial need and lack of coverage.[3]

Separate but related is the Copay Program for those with private commercial insurance (not government programs), offering up to $12,000 annually to reduce out-of-pocket costs to $0 for most.[1][4] The CSL Behring AssuranceSM program bridges coverage lapses in commercial insurance.[2][3][4]

Program TypeTarget PatientsKey Benefits
Patient AssistanceUninsured or can't affordFree/low-cost IDELVION supply (up to 3 months)[9]
Copay SupportCommercial insuranceUp to $12,000/year, often $0 out-of-pocket[1][4]
AssuranceSMCoverage lapse in commercialContinued treatment support[2][4]

Note: No strict income table available; call for personalized assessment.[3]

Income Eligibility Breakdown

Detailed income limits (e.g., 400% FPL) aren't specified online for the patient assistance arm—instead, it's need-based for uninsured/underinsured.[2][3] Copay programs exclude government insurance but have no listed income caps for commercial plans.[1] Factors include household size, income, and insurance status. Contact 1-800-676-4266 for exact qualification.[1][2] Programs like this often consider overall financial hardship beyond rigid FPL cutoffs.[3]

Insurance Requirements

  • Patient Assistance: Best for no insurance or inability to pay; underinsured may qualify.[2][3][9]
  • Copay Program: Requires private commercial insurance covering IDELVION; excludes Medicare, Medicaid, TriCare, VA, or any government-funded plans.[1][4] Medication must come from specialty pharmacies, hemophilia centers, or outpatient hospitals.[1]
  • Government insurance patients: Explore state programs or hemophilia treatment centers separately.

Step-by-Step Application Process

  1. Call IDELVION Connect: Dial 1-800-676-4266 (IDELVION Case Manager) to discuss options, check eligibility, and start enrollment.[1][2][3] Available for patient assistance, copay, or Assurance.

  2. Provide Information: Share insurance status, income details, and doctor info. They'll guide on free trial, reimbursement, or assistance.[4]

  3. Complete Enrollment Form: Download from idelvion.com or request via email/phone; doctor may sign.[1][4][6] Covers copay (up to $20,000 noted in some forms, typically $12,000), trials, and services.[4]

  4. Submit Documents: Basic info like proof of income/residency may be needed (call to confirm).[4]

  5. Approval & Next Steps: Case manager handles insurance verification and funding options.[2]

Applications are phone-based—no online portal listed.[1]

Timeline and Delivery

Processing time isn't specified; expect prompt handling via phone support.[1][2] IDELVION ships from specialty pharmacies or treatment centers post-approval.[1] Copay applied at purchase; assistance delivers product directly (up to 3 months).[9] Refills/refauthorization details via case manager—call for reminders.[4]

Alternatives if Denied or Other Options

  • Free Trial: New patients may qualify for complimentary IDELVION.[3][4]
  • CSL Behring Assurance: For insurance lapses.[2]
  • Hemophilia Treatment Centers (HTCs): Federally funded support.[1]
  • Other Assistance: RxAssist.org lists programs; state Medicaid or PAN Foundation for hemophilia.[7]
  • Advocate Program: Peer support at 1-866-705-9661.[5]
  • No biosimilars available for IDELVION.[program]

If denied, ask why and reapply with updates or try copay/Assurance if insured.[1]

Important Disclaimer

This guide summarizes public info as of available data—programs change; CSL Behring may amend/revoke anytime.[1][4] Not medical/financial advice. Verify eligibility by calling 1-800-676-4266. Consult your doctor/HTC. US residents only.[1] Word count: ~950.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026

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