NovoLog
Generic: insulin aspart
Manufacturer: Novo Nordisk · Program: Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program
Apply for AssistanceEligibility Criteria
Insurance Requirement
Uninsured (with Medicaid denial), underinsured, Medicare (with Part D Extra Help denial)
Residency
US resident
Income Threshold
Up to 400% FPL
Individual Income Limit
$58,320/year
Ozempic/Wegovy may require ≤200% FPL or specific criteria — verify per drug
Program Information
Processing Time
2–3 weeks
Delivery Method
shipped to patient
Application Method
Multiple
Reauthorization
Required, annual
Typically Required Documents
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- Proof of income
- Proof of residency
- Medicaid denial letter (uninsured)
- Part D Extra Help denial (Medicare)
Indicated For
Diabetes
About This Medication
# Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program Patient Guide: How to Get NovoLog (insulin aspart) at Low or No Cost NovoLog (insulin aspart) is a fast-acting insulin used to help control blood sugar levels in adults and children with diabetes. The **Novo Nordisk Patient Assistance Program (PAP)** offers this medication at no cost to eligible patients who meet specific income and insurance criteria, helping those who struggle with high costs.[1][2] ## About NovoLog (insulin aspart) **NovoLog** is a rapid-acting insulin analog that starts working in 10-20 minutes, peaks in 1-3 hours, and lasts 3-5 hours. It's injected before meals to manage post-meal blood sugar spikes in people with **type 1** or **type 2 diabetes**. Always follow your doctor's instructions for dosing, storage (refrigerate unopened vials/pens), and use. Common side effects include low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), injection site reactions, and weight gain. Contact your healthcare provider (HCP) for personalized advice—this guide is not medical advice.[1] ## Who Qualifies for the Program? The program is for **U.S. citizens or legal residents** with a valid Social Security number facing financial hardship. Key requirements include: - **Household income** at or below **400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**, with stricter limits for some groups. - **Insurance status**: Uninsured (with Medicaid denial), underinsured, or Medicare Part D (with Extra Help denial).[1][2][5] ### Income Eligibility Breakdown Eligibility varies by insurance type. Use the table below to check if your household income qualifies (based on 2026 FPL guidelines; verify current FPL at ASPE.hhs.gov). | Household Size | Uninsured (<200% FPL) | Medicare (<150% FPL) | Others (≤400% FPL) | |---------------|-----------------------|----------------------|--------------------| | 1 | ≤$30,120 | ≤$22,590 | ≤$60,240 | | 2 | ≤$40,880 | ≤$30,660 | ≤$81,760 | | 3 | ≤$51,640 | ≤$38,730 | ≤$103,280 | | 4 | ≤$62,400 | ≤$46,800 | ≤$124,800 | *Add ~$10,760 per person for larger households at 400% FPL. Uninsured need Medicaid denial; Medicare needs Part D Extra Help denial. Program performs electronic income verification with consent.*[1][2][5] ## Insurance Requirements - **Uninsured**: Must provide **Medicaid denial letter** and meet <200% FPL.[1][2] - **Medicare Part D**: Need **Part D Extra Help denial** and <150% FPL. No $1,000 out-of-pocket spend required anymore. Applications due by **November 30** each year.[1][3][5] - **Underinsured/Private insurance**: Eligible up to 400% FPL if coverage doesn't fully cover costs.[2] You cannot seek reimbursement from government programs if approved. Provide accurate insurance details (e.g., Medicare ID if applicable).[2][5] ## Step-by-Step Application Process Applying involves you and your HCP. It's primarily **online** but paper options exist (English/Spanish).[1][4] 1. **Gather Documents**: - **Proof of income**: Last year's tax return (1040), W-2, pay stubs (2 recent), SSA-1099, benefit letters.[1][4][10] - **Proof of residency**: Driver's license, state ID, utility bill.[2][10] - **Medicaid denial** (uninsured) or **Part D Extra Help denial** (Medicare).[1][2] - HCP info: Name, state, email.[4] - Prescription details for NovoLog.[10] 2. **Start Online (Preferred)**: Visit NovoCare.com/diabetes/help-with-costs/pap.html. Your **HCP starts** by entering their section; they send you a secure email link/code to complete yours (personal info, income consent, documents). Opt for phone/text alerts.[1][3][4] 3. **Paper Option**: Download from NovoCare.com, complete your section, take to HCP for signature/prescription. Fax to (866) 441-4190 or mail to Novo Nordisk Inc., PO Box 370, Somerville, NJ 08876.[2][4][5] 4. **Submit**: HCP faxes/mailed signed form with docs. Call **(888) 668-6444** or **(866) 310-7549** for help (M-F 8am-8pm ET).[1][4] ## Timeline and Delivery - **Processing**: **2 business days** if complete; delays for missing info. Decision via mail, SMS, or phone (if opted in).[1][3] - **Delivery**: Shipped **directly to patient** (not doctor's office). Allow 10-14 business days post-approval (up to 21 days).[1][2] - **Enrollment**: 12 months; Medicare through year-end. **Reauthorization required** annually.[1][5] ## Alternatives if Denied or Ineligible - **NovoCare savings cards**: For commercially insured (copay as low as $35).[1] - **NeedyMeds.org** or **RxAssist.org**: Other PAPs, state programs.[4] - **Patient Access Network (PAN) Foundation** or **HealthWell Foundation**: Diabetes grants. - **Generic insulins** (e.g., aspart from other makers) or biosimilars (none listed for NovoLog).[2] - Call NovoCare at (888) 668-6444 for other options.[1] ## Refills and Changes For refills, submit a reorder form annually or as needed. Notify program of address/doctor changes via phone.[1] ## Important Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes based on publicly available program details as of 2026. Eligibility, rules, and FPL change; always verify at NovoCare.com or by calling (888) 668-6444. Not affiliated with Novo Nordisk. Consult your HCP before starting/changing insulin. Program can change without notice. Do not rely solely on this; apply directly.
Program information last verified: March 30, 2026
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