Jivi

Indicated For

Hemophilia A

About This Medication

# Jivi Savings Guide: Getting Damoctocog Alfa Pegol at Low Cost ## About Jivi Jivi (damoctocog alfa pegol) is a prescription medication made by Bayer used to treat hemophilia A, a bleeding disorder. Jivi helps your blood clot properly. Because hemophilia A treatment can be expensive, Bayer offers a savings program to help eligible patients afford their medication. ## How the Jivi Savings Program Works Bayer does not currently operate an active manufacturer assistance program (PAP) for Jivi. However, Bayer offers a **savings card program** that can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket costs. This guide explains how to access these savings. ## Who Can Apply? You may be eligible for Jivi savings if you: - Have a valid prescription for Jivi from your doctor - Are a U.S. resident - Have commercial health insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid - Meet income requirements (income limits vary by program) Income eligibility varies depending on which savings program you qualify for. Contact Bayer directly at **1-800-288-8374** to discuss your specific financial situation and determine your eligibility. ## Insurance Coverage The Jivi savings program works with: - **Commercial insurance plans** - most plans accepted - **Medicare** - coverage varies by plan - **Medicaid** - coverage varies by state Your insurance status affects which savings options you can use. Some patients with insurance may use the savings card to reduce copays, while uninsured patients may qualify for different assistance. Call Bayer to clarify how your insurance works with the program. ## What Documents You'll Need To apply, have these items ready: - **Valid prescription** from your doctor for Jivi - **Proof of income** (recent tax return, pay stubs, or benefit statements) - **Insurance card** (if you have coverage) - **Identification** and basic contact information ## 4-Step Application Process **Step 1: Gather Your Documents** Collect your prescription, income verification, and insurance information. **Step 2: Call Bayer** Contact Bayer's patient support team at **1-800-288-8374**. A representative will ask about your situation and determine which program you qualify for. **Step 3: Complete Your Application** Bayer will guide you through the application process. You may complete it over the phone or receive forms to complete and return. **Step 4: Get Your Savings Card** Once approved, you'll receive your savings card by mail. Present it when filling your Jivi prescription at the pharmacy. ## What to Expect **Approval Timeline** Processing typically takes 1-2 weeks, though it may vary. Bayer will contact you once a decision is made. **Reauthorization** Good news: The Jivi program does **not require reauthorization**. Once approved, your savings card remains active without needing to reapply. **Ongoing Use** Use your savings card every time you fill a Jivi prescription. Your pharmacy will process the savings automatically. ## Savings Card Benefits The Jivi savings card can help by: - Reducing copays and coinsurance amounts - Lowering out-of-pocket costs for eligible patients - Working alongside your insurance coverage - Providing year-round savings The amount you save depends on your insurance plan and the card terms. ## What If You're Denied? If your application is denied, you can: - Ask Bayer why your application wasn't approved - Provide additional income documentation if circumstances have changed - Reapply if your situation changes - Contact your doctor's office—they may have resources to help ## Tips for Success - **Call early**: Contact Bayer as soon as you have your prescription - **Have documents ready**: Gathering income proof ahead of time speeds up the process - **Ask questions**: Bayer's team can explain exactly what you qualify for - **Keep your card**: Use it every time you fill Jivi - **Update information**: Let Bayer know if your income or insurance changes ## Need Help? **Bayer Patient Support** Phone: **1-800-288-8374** Hours: Available to answer questions about eligibility and the application process Your doctor's office may also have information about patient assistance programs and can help with the application process.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026