Qfitlia

Indicated For

Hemophilia A, Hemophilia B

About This Medication

# HemAssist Patient Guide: How to Get Qfitlia (fitusiran) at Low or No Cost Qfitlia (fitusiran) is an innovative treatment for people living with hemophilia A or B, and Sanofi's **HemAssist** program offers comprehensive support to make it more affordable through copay assistance, patient assistance, and other financial options for eligible patients.[1][6][7] This guide explains everything you need to know about HemAssist in simple terms, from eligibility to applying and what to do if you're denied. It's designed for patients and caregivers facing the challenges of rare blood disorders like hemophilia. ## About Qfitlia (fitusiran) **Qfitlia (fitusiran)** is a subcutaneous injection prescribed for adults and children with hemophilia A or B who have factor VIII or IX inhibitors or have no inhibitors. It works by inhibiting antithrombin to increase thrombin generation, helping prevent or reduce bleeding episodes.[6] Administered monthly at home after training, it offers a proactive approach to hemophilia management. Always consult your healthcare provider (HCP) for personalized advice, as this guide is not medical advice. HemAssist surrounds you with support—from insurance navigation to treatment education and financial help—throughout your journey with Qfitlia.[1][2][5] ## Who Qualifies for HemAssist? HemAssist is open to patients with a valid prescription for Sanofi treatments like Qfitlia, regardless of insurance status.[1][2] Your dedicated Case Manager will investigate your benefits and match you to programs like: - **Copay Assistance**: For commercially insured patients struggling with out-of-pocket costs. Get Qfitlia for as little as $0, with savings up to $25,000 annually (no income caps for this).[4][9] - **Patient Assistance Program (PAP)**: For uninsured, underinsured, or temporarily uninsured patients. Provides medication at no cost if eligible.[1][7][8] - **QuickStart**: New Qfitlia patients get up to 6 months of free product while insurance is pending (cannot be billed to insurance).[6] - **Bridge Program**: Helps with temporary coverage gaps or insurance barriers.[9] **Income Eligibility Breakdown** Specific income thresholds for HemAssist's PAP are not detailed in available sources, but Sanofi's broader Patient Connection program (which may apply) typically requires US residency, care under a licensed HCP, and income verification via the application.[7][8] Programs like copay assistance have **no income caps**.[4][9] Here's a summary table based on available info: | Household Size | Income Threshold | FPL % | Notes | |---------------|------------------|-------|-------| | Individual | Not specified | Not specified | Income verified on application; copay program has no caps[1][7][8] | | Couple | Not specified | Not specified | Contact program for details[1][7] | | Family of 3 | Not specified | Not specified | Uninsured/underinsured focus[7] | | Family of 4 | Not specified | Not specified | Eligibility determined post-enrollment[1] | Call 1-833-723-5463 for your personalized assessment.[1][3] ## Insurance Requirements Insurance details are **not specified** in sources, but HemAssist excels at navigating them.[1][5] Your Case Manager performs a **benefits investigation** to verify coverage, prior authorizations, and out-of-pocket costs.[1][3] - **Commercial/Private Insurance**: Eligible for copay cards (up to $25,000 savings).[4][9] - **Medicare/Medicaid**: PAP enrollment notifies your plan; free meds for eligible Part D patients through year-end.[8] QuickStart/Bridge cannot be billed to government programs.[6][9] - **Uninsured/Underinsured**: PAP provides no-cost meds.[7][8] No medical records needed—just complete the form.[8] ## Step-by-Step Application Process Applying is easy and takes just a few steps. Start by calling **1-833-723-5463 (Mon-Fri, 8 AM-7 PM ET)** or visiting **SanofiHemAssist.com**.[1][2] 1. **Get Your Prescription**: Ensure your HCP prescribes Qfitlia.[1] 2. **Enroll**: - **Online**: Provide consent at SanofiHemAssist.com if you have a prescription.[1][2] - **Form**: Download enrollment form, complete with your HCP, and have them fax/mail it.[2][3][8] - **Phone**: Call the number above; your Case Manager guides you.[1][5] 3. **Submit Documents**: Patient info, HIPAA consent, income verification, HCP signature. No medical records required.[8] Required docs not specified beyond this, but keep ID, insurance card, and proof of income ready.[1][8] 4. **Benefits Investigation**: Team confirms info, checks eligibility, and coordinates.[5] 5. **Get Support**: Receive copay card, free meds, or education.[1] ## Timeline and Delivery Processing varies: Sanofi Patient Connection (related PAP) ships to HCP's office in **5-7 business days** after approval.[8] Someone contacts you soon after enrollment to confirm and start investigation.[5] Delivery method: Typically to doctor's office; training offered for home use.[1][8] Exact timelines for HemAssist not specified—call for updates.[3] ## Alternatives if Denied or Additional Options If ineligible: - Explore **biosimilar alternatives**: None listed for Qfitlia.[program details] - **Other Programs**: Check SanofiHemAssist.com/treatments for more.[1] - **QuickStart/Bridge** for transitions.[6][9] - Contact Case Manager for other financial aids or state programs.[1][7] - Appeal or reapply with updated info.[8] ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and based on publicly available sources as of 2026. Eligibility, terms, and availability can change; Sanofi reserves the right to modify/terminate programs without notice.[6][9] Not valid where prohibited by law. Consult your HCP and call 1-833-723-5463 for current details. Does not guarantee coverage or assistance. (Word count: 1028)

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026