Rhofade

Indicated For

persistent facial erythema associated with rosacea

About This Medication

# Rhofade Copay Savings Card: Patient Guide to Affordable Treatment for Rosacea ## About This Program The **Rhofade Copay Savings Card** is a manufacturer-sponsored program designed to help eligible patients reduce their out-of-pocket costs for Rhofade (oxymetazoline HCl) cream, a prescription treatment for persistent facial redness caused by rosacea in adults.[4] This program is not health insurance but works alongside your existing commercial insurance to lower your copay burden. ## About Rhofade Rhofade is a topical prescription cream that helps reduce persistent facial redness due to rosacea.[1] Clinical studies show that Rhofade cream helped reduce facial redness in adults through 12 hours when assessed at hours 3, 6, 9, and 12.[1] The medication is applied once daily as a pea-sized amount in a thin layer across the entire face, avoiding the eyes and lips. ## Who Qualifies for the Copay Savings Card To be eligible for the Rhofade Copay Savings Card, you must meet ALL of the following requirements:[4] - Be a clinically appropriate patient with a valid prescription from your doctor - Be at least 18 years old and under 65 years old - Have a commercial medical or prescription insurance plan (including healthcare exchange plans) - NOT be enrolled in Medicare, Medicaid, Tri-Care, VHA, DOD, IHS, or other federal or state-funded prescription programs - NOT be enrolled in a commercial health plan that prohibits copay assistance programs - NOT have a private indemnity or HMO plan that fully reimburses prescription costs - Be a U.S. resident (including the District of Columbia) - Have met your insurance plan's deductible - Fill your prescription before the program expires ## Income Eligibility The Rhofade Copay Savings Card does not have specific income thresholds. Eligibility is primarily based on your insurance type and age rather than income level. However, if you have concerns about affording Rhofade, you may also qualify for other assistance programs based on income, including Medicare's Extra Help program or state pharmaceutical assistance programs.[3] ## Insurance Requirements You MUST have commercial insurance that covers Rhofade at the time you fill your prescription.[4] The program does not work with: - Medicare or Medicare Advantage plans - Medicaid - Military insurance (Tri-Care, VHA, DOD) - Indian Health Service (IHS) - Private indemnity plans that fully cover prescription costs - HMO plans that fully cover prescription costs - Health plans that prohibit copay assistance programs If your commercial insurance covers Rhofade, you may pay as little as $0 per prescription when using this copay card.[5] ## How to Apply **Step 1: Confirm Your Eligibility** Review the eligibility requirements above to ensure you qualify. Pay special attention to your insurance type and age. **Step 2: Get a Valid Prescription** Obtain a prescription for Rhofade from your dermatologist or healthcare provider. The prescription must be for a clinically appropriate use (treatment of persistent facial redness due to rosacea). **Step 3: Contact the Program** Call **347-442-7919** or visit the program website to request the Copay Savings Card. You can also ask your doctor's office or pharmacy to help you enroll. **Step 4: Complete Enrollment** Provide the required information to confirm your eligibility. You will need to verify: - Your age (18-64) - Your commercial insurance coverage - That you have met your deductible - That you are not enrolled in any excluded insurance programs **Step 5: Fill Your Prescription** Once enrolled, present your Copay Savings Card at the pharmacy when filling your Rhofade prescription. The card will reduce your copay amount. ## Timeline and Delivery The search results do not specify the exact processing time for copay card approval or the delivery method for receiving your card. Contact the program directly at **347-442-7919** for information about: - How long approval takes - Whether the card is mailed or available immediately - When you can begin using the card Rhofade is typically dispensed as one 30-gram tube per month.[8] ## What If You're Denied? If you don't qualify for the Copay Savings Card, several alternatives are available: **Medicare Beneficiaries:** - Explore Medicare's Extra Help/Low-Income Subsidy (LIS) program, which reduces out-of-pocket costs for eligible individuals[3] - Ask about the Medicare Prescription Payment Plan, which allows you to spread medication costs into smaller monthly payments[3] - Check if your state offers a State Pharmaceutical Assistance Program[3] **Uninsured or Low-Income Patients:** - Contact patient assistance programs (PAPs) that offer free or low-cost medications[3] - Visit Medicine Assistance Tool or NeedyMeds websites for additional resources[2] - Ask your doctor or pharmacist about mail-order pharmacy options, which may reduce costs[2] - Inquire about obtaining a 90-day supply, which may lower your per-dose cost[2] **All Patients:** - Discuss generic alternatives or other treatment options with your dermatologist - Contact Rhofade's Medical Information line at **1-800-499-4468** for additional resources ## Important Disclaimers - This Copay Savings Card is NOT health insurance[4] - The card only applies to Rhofade prescriptions; doctor's office visits, labs, and other services are not covered[4] - You must have commercial insurance that covers Rhofade for the card to work - Eligible patients may still incur out-of-pocket costs that vary by individual[4] - Terms, exclusions, restrictions, and limitations apply - This program may expire; fill your prescription before expiration ## Contact Information **Copay Savings Card Program:** Phone: 347-442-7919 **Rhofade Medical Information:** Phone: 1-800-499-4468 **General Inquiries:** Email: info@epihealth.com

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026