NAYZILAM

Indicated For

seizure clusters, acute repetitive seizures

About This Medication

# NAYZILAM Patient Assistance Program Patient Guide: How to Get NAYZILAM at Low or No Cost NAYZILAM (midazolam) is a fast-acting nasal spray used to treat seizure clusters in adults and children ages 12 and older with epilepsy. The **NAYZILAM Patient Assistance Program** from **UCB** helps eligible patients get this medication at low or no cost if they lack insurance or can't afford it. ## About NAYZILAM **NAYZILAM** is an emergency rescue medication for people with epilepsy who experience seizure clusters—multiple seizures happening close together that don't stop on their own. It's a **benzodiazepine** delivered as a simple nasal spray, working quickly to stop or reduce these episodes. Unlike pills, it acts in minutes without needing water or swallowing, making it ideal for sudden situations. Your doctor prescribes it as part of a seizure action plan alongside daily anti-epilepsy drugs. Common side effects include sleepiness, runny nose, or nasal discomfort. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions, and never use it more than recommended to avoid risks like dependence or breathing issues. NAYZILAM is FDA-approved and fills a key gap for on-the-go seizure management.[2] ## Who Qualifies for the Program? The **NAYZILAM Patient Assistance Program** supports patients who are **uninsured or underinsured** and unable to pay for their prescription. It's designed for those facing financial hardship, providing free medication to qualifying individuals. Specific income limits aren't publicly detailed—instead, eligibility is determined case-by-case by contacting **UCBCares**. This flexible approach ensures help reaches those in genuine need without rigid cutoffs.[1] **Key eligibility factors**: - U.S. resident (program is U.S.-focused). - Valid prescription for NAYZILAM from a licensed doctor. - Proof of financial need (e.g., low income, no coverage). - Not enrolled in federal or state programs like Medicaid in most cases. If you have commercial insurance, ask about the **savings card** for copay help—separate from free medication assistance. ## Income Eligibility Breakdown Unlike many programs with fixed **Federal Poverty Level (FPL)** thresholds (e.g., 400% of FPL), UCB's program doesn't list public income guidelines. Eligibility hinges on demonstrating inability to pay, reviewed individually. Here's a general table of common FPL benchmarks for context (2026 figures approximate; actual program uses custom assessment): | Household Size | 100% FPL | 300% FPL | 400% FPL | UCB Notes | |---------------|----------|----------|----------|-----------| | Individual | $15,060 | $45,180 | $60,240 | Case-by-case; contact for details | | Couple | $20,440 | $61,320 | $81,760 | No fixed limits listed | | Family of 3 | $25,820 | $77,460 | $103,280| Proof of need required | | Family of 4 | $31,200 | $93,600 | $124,800| Flexible review | **Notes**: FPL varies by year and location—use as reference only. Call **UCBCares** at (833) 948-2394 for your situation. They consider total household income, expenses, and assets.[1] ## Insurance Requirements This program targets patients **without health insurance** or those **unable to afford out-of-pocket costs** despite coverage. If you're on **Medicare, Medicaid, VA, or other government programs**, you likely won't qualify for free meds—UCB prohibits assistance that could violate federal anti-kickback rules. For **commercially insured** patients, use the **NAYZILAM savings card** to lower copays (up to $90% off, max savings apply; not for government-insured). Uninsured patients get priority for full assistance. Provide insurance details (or proof of none) during application.[1] ## Step-by-Step Application Process Applying is straightforward via **phone only**—no online form needed. 1. **Get your prescription**: Ask your doctor for NAYZILAM and discuss if this program fits. 2. **Gather info**: Have ID, income proof (pay stubs, tax returns), prescription details, and insurance status ready. 3. **Call UCBCares**: Dial **(833) 948-2394** (Mon-Fri, typical business hours). A representative screens eligibility. 4. **Submit details**: Answer questions about finances, insurance, and medical need. They may request documents via fax/email. 5. **Doctor involvement**: Your prescriber might need to complete a form confirming medical necessity. 6. **Approval wait**: If approved, medication ships directly (details below). The process is patient-friendly, with Spanish speakers available. Expect a compassionate, non-judgmental chat.[1] ## Timeline and Delivery Processing time varies but often takes **1-2 weeks** after approval, depending on document completeness. Once approved, **NAYZILAM** ships **free** to your home or doctor's office via specialty pharmacy. Track status by calling back. Refills follow similar review; no fixed expiration listed. ## Alternatives if Denied or Ineligible - **Savings card**: For insured patients—reduces copays instantly at pharmacy. - **Other PAPs**: Check NeedyMeds.org or RxAssist.org for epilepsy generics. - **State programs**: Apply for Medicaid if income-eligible. - **Manufacturer samples**: Ask your doctor for free starter doses. - **Biosimilars**: None available for NAYZILAM. - **Generic midazolam**: Not nasal spray equivalent; discuss with doctor. Reapply if circumstances change. ## Important Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and not medical or legal advice. Program details can change—**always verify with UCBCares at (833) 948-2394**. Eligibility isn't guaranteed; UCB reserves rights to modify/deny. Consult your healthcare provider before starting NAYZILAM. Data based on available UCB info as of 2026.[1][2] (Word count: 942)

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026