Kynmobi

Indicated For

Parkinson's disease OFF episodes

About This Medication

# Prescription Hope Patient Guide: How to Get Kynmobi (apomorphine hydrochloride) at Low or No Cost Kynmobi (apomorphine hydrochloride) is a sublingual film used to treat acute, intermittent “off” episodes in adults with Parkinson’s disease (PD), helping to quickly relieve symptoms like muscle stiffness and slow movements when other medications wear off[1][4][5][6]. This guide explains how to access Kynmobi through **Prescription Hope**, a medication access service that obtains it for a flat fee of **$60 per month** (sometimes listed as $70), working alongside any insurance you have[1]. ## About Kynmobi and Who It's For **Kynmobi** is a prescription dopamine agonist that dissolves under the tongue for fast relief of “off” episodes in advanced Parkinson’s disease[4][5][6]. It’s taken as needed, up to 5 films per day (30 mg per film), and must be prescribed by or in consultation with a neurologist or movement disorder specialist[4][6]. Your doctor will teach you how to use it correctly, and you may need an anti-nausea medication like trimethobenzamide beforehand to prevent side effects such as nausea, low blood pressure, or fainting[5]. It’s **not** for children, and avoid if you take certain nausea drugs (e.g., ondansetron) or have conditions like severe asthma, sulfite allergy, or heart problems[5]. Always discuss risks with your healthcare provider. ## Who Qualifies for Prescription Hope? Prescription Hope is a national advocacy program open to U.S. residents needing help affording Kynmobi[1]. It’s **not** a manufacturer program, coupon, or insurance—it partners with over 180 pharmaceutical manufacturers' pharmacies to secure your medication at a set low cost[1]. No strict FPL (Federal Poverty Level) limits are specified; eligibility focuses on financial need based on income guidelines[1]. ### Income Eligibility Breakdown | Household Size | Annual Income Threshold | Notes | |---------------|-------------------------|-------| | **Individual** | Up to ~$50,000 | Approximate guideline; higher may qualify based on need[1] | | **Couple/Household (2)** | Up to $70,000 | Combined income[1] | | **Family of 3** | Up to $200,000 possible | Guidelines increase with family size; case-by-case[1] | | **Family of 4+** | Up to $200,000 possible | Larger families may have higher thresholds[1] | These are flexible—Prescription Hope advocates review your situation. If you don’t qualify or they can’t obtain Kynmobi, **no fee is charged**[1]. ## Insurance Requirements Prescription Hope **works with any insurance**, including Medicare, Medicaid, or commercial plans[1]. It’s not insurance itself but supplements coverage to cap your cost at $60/month per medication[1]. Some insurers (e.g., Aetna, ConnectiCare) have quantity limits or prior authorizations for Kynmobi, requiring proof of “off” episodes despite levodopa therapy[3][4]. Prescription Hope handles much of this advocacy[1]. ## Step-by-Step Application Process 1. **Visit Prescription Hope’s website or call**: Apply online or contact them (phone not specified in details; check site for current number)[1]. 2. **Submit basic info**: Provide your income details, prescription, and contact information. No extensive documents listed upfront, but they’ll request paperwork from you and your doctor[1]. 3. **Doctor completes forms**: Your neurologist submits prescription and medical details confirming PD diagnosis and “off” episodes[1][6]. 4. **Advocates review and apply**: Prescription Hope’s team manages manufacturer applications, tracks everything, and communicates updates[1]. 5. **Pay flat fee**: Once approved, $60/month covers Kynmobi (billed per medication)[1]. 6. **Receive medication**: First shipment in 2-4 weeks after paperwork; monthly refills automated[1]. ## Timeline and Delivery - **Processing**: 2-4 weeks for initial delivery after receiving all documents[1]. - **Ongoing**: Advocates handle refills, renewals yearly, and record-keeping—no hassle for you[1]. - **Delivery**: Shipped directly to your home via partnered pharmacies[1]. ## Alternatives if Denied or If You Don’t Qualify - **Other assistance**: Check manufacturer programs (e.g., via Needymeds.org or 1-888-4PPA-NOW), state PD foundations, or NeedyMeds for Kynmobi-specific aid. - **Generic apomorphine**: Apokyn (injectable) may have similar programs; compare via your doctor[4][6]. - **Biosimilars**: None listed for Kynmobi[6]. - **Insurance appeals**: If insurer denies (e.g., no prior auth), resubmit with neurologist notes on levodopa failure[4][6]. - **Low-cost options**: GoodRx coupons or Walmart $4 lists (check current pricing); patient assistance via PAN Foundation for PD meds. If Prescription Hope can’t help, **zero charge**—try competitors like HealthWell Foundation[1]. ## Important Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and based on available program details as of general knowledge[1][4][5][6]. Eligibility, costs, and processes can change—**always verify directly with Prescription Hope and your doctor**. Not medical advice; consult healthcare providers for treatment decisions. Prescription Hope is not affiliated with Kynmobi’s manufacturer. Success not guaranteed; individual results vary.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026