QVAR RediHaler

Indicated For

Asthma

About This Medication

# Teva Cares Patient Assistance Program Guide: How to Get QVAR RediHaler at Low or No Cost ## About This Program The Teva Cares Patient Assistance Program is designed to help patients who cannot afford their medications. If you use QVAR RediHaler (beclomethasone dipropionate HFA) to manage your asthma and are struggling with the cost, this program may be able to provide your medication at no cost or at a significantly reduced price. ## What Is QVAR RediHaler? QVAR RediHaler is an inhaled corticosteroid medication used to control and prevent asthma symptoms. It helps reduce inflammation in your airways, making it easier to breathe. This is a maintenance medication, meaning you use it regularly—not just when you have asthma symptoms—to keep your asthma under control. ## Who Can Apply? You may be eligible for the Teva Cares program if you meet these basic criteria: - You are a U.S. resident - You do not have insurance coverage for QVAR RediHaler, OR your insurance requires a copay or cost-sharing that is a financial hardship - Your household income falls within the program's guidelines (see income table below) - You have a valid prescription for QVAR RediHaler from your doctor ## Income Eligibility Guidelines The Teva Cares program uses a sliding scale based on household size and income. Income thresholds vary and are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Here's a general guide: | Household Size | Approximate Maximum Annual Income* | |---|---| | 1 person | Varies (typically 200-400% of federal poverty level) | | 2 people | Varies | | 3 people | Varies | | 4 people | Varies | | 5+ people | Varies | *These are approximate figures and vary based on current program guidelines. Contact the program directly or check the website for current thresholds. If your income exceeds the guidelines, you may still qualify depending on other factors like medical expenses or debts. ## Insurance Requirements The program is available to: - **Uninsured patients** – Those with no health insurance at all - **Underinsured patients** – Those with insurance that doesn't cover QVAR RediHaler or requires high copayments/coinsurance If you have insurance, the program will not pay for your medication if your insurance covers it and the copay is affordable. However, if your copay is a financial hardship, you may still qualify. ## Documents You'll Need to Apply Before you start, gather these documents: 1. **Proof of Income** – Recent pay stubs (last 2-3 months), tax return, W-2, Social Security statement, or letter from employer 2. **Proof of Residency** – Utility bill, lease, mortgage statement, or government-issued ID with your current address 3. **Valid Prescription** – A prescription for QVAR RediHaler from your doctor (may be provided directly to the program) 4. **Insurance Status** – Your insurance card (if you have coverage) or documentation showing you're uninsured 5. **Photo ID** – A government-issued ID to verify identity ## Step-by-Step Application Instructions ### Step 1: Visit the Program Website Go to **https://www.tevacares.com/** to access the Teva Cares Patient Assistance Program. ### Step 2: Choose Your Application Method The program offers multiple ways to apply: - **Online Application** – Complete the digital form on the website - **Phone Application** – Call the program (phone number available on website) - **Mail Application** – Print and mail a paper form with supporting documents - **Doctor's Office** – Ask your healthcare provider if they can submit an application on your behalf ### Step 3: Complete the Application You'll be asked for: - Personal information (name, address, date of birth) - Household information (number of dependents, household income) - Insurance status - Medical information (diagnosis, current medications) - Financial hardship details (why you need assistance) ### Step 4: Submit Supporting Documents Attach or mail the documents listed above along with your application. Make sure all documents are clear and legible. ### Step 5: Wait for Approval The program typically processes applications within **2-4 weeks**. You should receive notification by mail or phone. ### Step 6: Receive Your Medication Once approved, your medication will be: - **Shipped directly to your home**, OR - **Sent to your doctor's office** for pickup You'll typically receive enough medication for a 3-month supply, and reauthorization will be required annually. ## What to Expect: Timeline and Delivery | Step | Timeline | |---|---| | Application submission | Immediate | | Processing | 2-4 weeks | | Approval notification | Within 4 weeks | | Medication delivery | 5-10 business days after approval | Your approved medications will be shipped to you at no cost. ## Savings Card Alternative Even if you don't qualify for the patient assistance program, check out the **QVAR RediHaler Savings Card** at **https://www.qvar.com/savings**. This card can reduce your copay at participating pharmacies if you have insurance. ## Annual Reauthorization Your assistance is not permanent. You will need to reauthorize annually to continue receiving free or discounted medication. The program will notify you when it's time to renew. Be prepared to resubmit proof of income and residency. ## What If Your Application Is Denied? If you're denied: 1. **Ask why** – Request a detailed explanation of the denial 2. **Appeal** – Many programs allow appeals if your circumstances have changed 3. **Explore alternatives** – Look into state pharmaceutical assistance programs, community health centers, or disease-specific nonprofits 4. **Consult your doctor** – Ask if there are alternative asthma medications covered by your insurance or other assistance programs ## Other Resources If you need additional help: - **NeedyMeds.org** – Database of patient assistance programs - **Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA)** – Directory of manufacturer PAPs - **Community Health Centers** – May offer free or low-cost medications - **State Pharmaceutical Assistance Programs** – Many states offer additional help - **Your Pharmacy** – Pharmacists can sometimes help identify assistance programs ## Important Legal Notice This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or medical advice. Eligibility requirements and program details are subject to change. Always verify current requirements by visiting **https://www.tevacares.com/** or contacting the program directly. Your healthcare provider should always be involved in decisions about your asthma medication. ## Questions? For the most current information about the Teva Cares Patient Assistance Program, visit **https://www.tevacares.com/** or ask your healthcare provider or pharmacist for assistance.

Program information last verified: March 25, 2026