Remoxy ER

Indicated For

Chronic pain

About This Medication

# REMOXY ER Patient Guide: How to Get Remoxy ER at Low or No Cost REMOXY ER (oxycodone extended-release capsules) is an **abuse-deterrent opioid** medication designed for managing severe, chronic pain when other treatments fail. This guide explains general patient assistance options since no specific manufacturer-sponsored program for REMOXY ER is currently listed in available resources[2][3][7]. ## About REMOXY ER REMOXY ER is a **twice-daily, extended-release oxycodone** formulation with physical and chemical properties to deter abuse, such as crushing or snorting, while providing 12 hours of steady pain relief[3][7]. It is intended for adults with severe pain that requires around-the-clock opioid treatment, not for as-needed use. Developed by Pain Therapeutics and DURECT, it underwent FDA review but lacks a confirmed commercial patient assistance program in search results[4][7][9]. **Key warnings**: REMOXY ER carries risks of addiction, abuse, overdose, and death, especially with misuse or combination with alcohol/benzodiazepines. Start at the lowest dose, and discuss naloxone access with your doctor[3][6]. It's reserved for cases where non-opioid alternatives are inadequate[3]. ## Who Qualifies for Assistance? Without a dedicated REMOXY ER program, eligible patients can pursue **general prescription assistance programs (PAPs)** from organizations like NeedyMeds, RxAssist, or manufacturer copay cards if approved. Typical qualifiers include: - U.S. residents (including territories). - Financial hardship (often ≤400-500% Federal Poverty Level, FPL). - Valid prescription for FDA-approved use. - Often uninsured or underinsured after exhausting other aid[2][8]. Pain patients on opioids may face extra scrutiny due to abuse risks; SAMHSA's helpline offers support for substance concerns[1]. ## Income Eligibility Breakdown Most PAPs use FPL thresholds (2026 guidelines approximate; check HHS.gov for exacts). Here's a sample table for a household of 1-4 (adjust for family size; ~$15,060 base for 1 in 2026): | Household Size | 300% FPL | 400% FPL | 500% FPL | |---------------|----------|----------|----------| | 1 | $45,180 | $60,240 | $75,300 | | 2 | $61,140 | $81,520 | $101,900| | 3 | $77,100 | $102,800| $128,500| | 4 | $93,060 | $124,080| $155,100| **Examples**: Pfizer PAP requires ≤300% FPL for uninsured[8]; others like AbbVie allow up to 400-500% or no insurance[2]. Provide tax returns/W-2s to verify[8]. ## Insurance Requirements Many PAPs require **no or limited prescription coverage**. Key points: - **Uninsured**: Often fully eligible if income-qualified[2][8]. - **Private insurance**: May qualify if high copays/deductibles; some cover copays[2]. - **Medicare Part D**: Try Extra Help first (SSI-eligible auto-qualify); some PAPs assist copays post-Extra Help denial[2]. Enroll in Medicare Payment Plan if needed[8]. - **Medicaid**: Usually ineligible, as it's full coverage[2]. Exhaust insurer prior auth/appeals first[8]. Opioid REMS education may apply[6]. ## Step-by-Step Application Process 1. **Consult your doctor**: Confirm REMOXY ER prescription; discuss alternatives like XTAMPZA ER (similar abuse-deterrent oxycodone)[6]. Get REMS counseling. 2. **Check eligibility**: Use RxAssist.org or HelpingPatients.org to find PAPs[2]. Search "oxycodone assistance" or contact manufacturer (Pain Therapeutics/DURECT, though no program listed). 3. **Gather documents**: - Proof of income (tax return, W-2, paystubs). - Prescription copy. - Insurance denial/co-pay details. - ID/proof of residency[8]. 4. **Apply online/phone**: Sites like PfizerRxPathways.com for similar drugs; call 1-888-4PPA-NOW for guidance[2][8]. Doctor may submit. 5. **Follow up**: Track status; provide updates. ## Timeline and Delivery Processing: 2-4 weeks typically; urgent cases faster[2]. Once approved, meds ship to doctor's office/home (free)[8]. Supply: 1-12 months, then reapply. Refills auto via some programs. ## Alternatives if Denied - **Copay cards**: Search GoodRx or manufacturer site for savings (e.g., XTAMPZA ER card)[6]. - **State programs**: 35+ states offer aid[2]. - **Non-profits**: Patient Access Network (PAN), HealthWell for copays. - **Generic oxycodone ER**: Cheaper, but lacks abuse-deterrence. - **Other opioids**: Discuss Arymo ER, Hysingla ER. - **Non-opioids**: NSAIDs, neuromodulators if suitable. Contact SAMHSA helpline for pain/addiction support[1]. ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes only and not medical/financial advice. Program details change; verify with official sources. REMOXY ER availability/status may evolve post-2018 NDA resubmission—check FDA.gov[3][4][7]. Consult healthcare provider for personalized guidance. Opioid risks are serious; misuse can cause death.

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026