Nexviazyme

Indicated For

late-onset Pompe disease

About This Medication

# Sanofi Patient Assistance Program Guide: Getting Nexviazyme at Low Cost ## About This Program The Sanofi Patient Assistance Program helps eligible patients receive Nexviazyme (avalglucosidase alfa-ngpt) at reduced or no cost. Nexviazyme is used to treat late-onset Pompe disease, a rare genetic condition affecting muscle strength and function. If you're struggling to afford this medication, this program may help. ## Who Can Apply? You may qualify if you meet these requirements: **Insurance Status** You must either: - Have no health insurance coverage, OR - Have insurance that doesn't cover Nexviazyme, OR - Don't have access to Nexviazyme under your current insurance plan's terms If your insurance covers Nexviazyme, you must exhaust that coverage option first. **Income Requirements** Income limits vary based on your household size and state. The program uses flexible income thresholds that change annually. During your application, the program will verify your household income against current federal poverty guidelines. Most patients with annual household incomes below 400% of the federal poverty level qualify, though exact limits vary. For reference, 2024 federal poverty guidelines start at approximately: - Individual: $15,060/year - Family of 4: $31,200/year Your actual income limit may be higher. Ask the program directly about your specific situation. **Other Requirements** - You must have a valid prescription from your doctor - You must be a U.S. resident - You must be enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, or be uninsured ## What You'll Need to Apply Gather these documents before calling: 1. **Recent pay stubs** or proof of income (last 30 days) 2. **Tax return** (most recent year) or other income documentation 3. **Valid prescription** from your healthcare provider 4. **Proof of insurance** (insurance card, denial letter, or confirmation of no coverage) 5. **Identification** (driver's license or state ID) Have these ready when you call or apply online. ## How to Apply **Step 1: Contact the Program** Call the Sanofi Patient Assistance Program at **(888) 847-4877**. Specialists are available to answer questions and guide you through the process. You can also apply online at https://www.sanofi.us/en/your-health/patient-support. **Step 2: Complete Your Application** Provide information about your household income, insurance status, and medical history. Be honest and thorough—incomplete applications delay approval. **Step 3: Submit Documentation** Mail or upload proof of income and your prescription. Keep copies for your records. **Step 4: Wait for Approval** The program typically reviews applications within 7-10 business days. You'll receive written notification of approval or denial. If approved, you'll receive information about picking up your medication or having it delivered. ## Important Details **Re-authorization** Once approved, you don't need to reapply annually. The program only asks for updated information if your circumstances change significantly. **Savings Card Option** If you don't qualify for free medication, the program offers a savings card that reduces your out-of-pocket costs. Ask about this option when you call. **Timeline** Expect the full process to take 2-3 weeks from initial contact to medication delivery. Start as soon as possible if you need Nexviazyme soon. ## If You're Denied If your application is denied, you'll receive an explanation. Common reasons include: - Income exceeds program limits - You have active insurance coverage for Nexviazyme - Incomplete application You can reapply if your situation changes. Ask about alternative assistance options when you contact the program. ## Additional Support **Talk to Your Doctor** Your healthcare provider can help with prior authorization requirements and may have connections with the manufacturer's support team. **Ask About Clinical Trials** If you don't qualify for patient assistance, ask your doctor about active clinical trials for Pompe disease treatments. **Contact Patient Advocates** Organizations dedicated to rare diseases may offer additional resources and guidance. ## Next Steps Call **(888) 847-4877** today to start your application. Have your documents ready and ask any questions—the specialists are there to help. Getting Nexviazyme shouldn't be delayed by cost.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026