Sevenfact

Indicated For

hemophilia A or B with inhibitors

About This Medication

# HEMA Biologics Patient Assistance Program (HBPAP) Patient Guide: How to Get Sevenfact at Low or No Cost Sevenfact (coagulation factor VIIa (recombinant)-jncw) is a prescription medicine used to treat and control bleeding episodes in adults and children (ages 0 and older) with hemophilia A or B with inhibitors or Factor VII deficiency.[1][3] The **HEMA Biologics Patient Assistance Program (HBPAP)** provides **Sevenfact at no cost** to eligible uninsured patients who meet specific income and documentation requirements, helping those who cannot afford this critical treatment.[1][3][4] ## About Sevenfact **Sevenfact** is a recombinant coagulation Factor VIIa designed for rapid bleeding control in patients with hemophilia A or B who have developed inhibitors—antibodies that reduce the effectiveness of standard factor replacement therapies—or those with congenital Factor VII deficiency.[1][3] It works by activating the clotting process on the surface of platelets at the site of injury, bypassing the need for Factors VIII or IX. Administered via intravenous injection, dosing depends on body weight and bleeding severity, typically 225 mcg/kg for mild bleeds and higher for severe ones. Always follow your doctor's instructions for storage, preparation, and use. Common side effects may include injection site reactions, headache, or fever; contact your healthcare provider for any concerns.[3] This program is part of **HEMA Biologics Cares**, which offers comprehensive support including financial aid, insurance navigation, and bridge programs for coverage delays.[3][6] HBPAP specifically targets uninsured patients, ensuring access to therapy without financial burden.[1][4] ## Who Qualifies for HBPAP? To qualify, you must: - Be **uninsured** (no private health insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or any government-funded programs). Medicare Part D patients may qualify **only if Part D does not cover any part of Sevenfact**—being in the 'donut hole' does not qualify.[1][3][4][8] - Meet **certain income requirements** based on annual household income, typically at or below **400% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)**, though exact details require calling for confirmation.[1][8] - Be under the care of a U.S.-licensed healthcare provider who can prescribe Sevenfact.[1] - Provide proof of residency in the U.S. and be 18+ or have a legal guardian.[8] **Income Eligibility Breakdown** Specific income thresholds are not publicly detailed beyond general guidelines, but programs like this often use FPL limits. Contact (855) 718-4362 for your household size.[1][8] Here's a general **400% FPL table** (2026 estimates; verify current levels): | Household Size | Annual Income Limit (400% FPL) | |----------------|-------------------------------| | 1 | ~$60,000 | | 2 | ~$81,000 | | 3 | ~$102,000 | | 4 | ~$123,000 | *Notes: Add ~$21,000 per additional person. 'Must meet certain income requirements; details not specified.' Exact eligibility confirmed via application review.[1][8] ## Insurance Requirements **HBPAP is strictly for uninsured patients.** You **must not have**: - Private health insurance. - Medicaid, Medicare (unless Part D excludes Sevenfact entirely), or any federal/state/government programs.[1][3][4][8] If insured, explore **HEMA Biologics Cares** options like Co-pay Savings (for commercial insurance), Quick Start, or Bridge Programs for delays.[3][6][7] Medicare patients generally do not qualify.[3] ## Step-by-Step Application Process 1. **Consult Your Doctor**: Discuss Sevenfact suitability. Your healthcare provider completes **page 2** of the application (prescriber info and prescription—accepted as legal Rx).[1] 2. **Download the Form**: Get the HBPAP application from sevenfact.com or call (855) 718-4362.[1] 3. **Patient Completes Page 3**: Fill in personal info, sign, and date. Include legal representative if needed.[1] 4. **Gather Required Documents**: - **Prescription for Sevenfact** (from provider).[1] - **Proof of no insurance** (e.g., denial letter or statement).[1][4] - **Proof of income** (one of: most recent IRS Form 1040/W-2, IRS 4506-T transcript, Social Security/Disability award letter/1099/benefits statement, Unemployment letter).[1][8] 5. **Submit by Mail or Fax**: - **Mail**: HEMA Biologics Cares, 270 Cramer Creek Court, Dublin, OH 43017.[1] - **Fax**: (833) 390-1379.[1] *No online option listed.*[1] 6. **Follow Up**: Call (855) 718-4362 if no update. You'll be notified post-review.[1] ## Timeline and Delivery Processing time not specified—applicants notified after review.[1] If approved, **Sevenfact ships directly to your home** at no cost.[1] Expect interim support via Quick Start/Bridge if delays occur.[6] Track via phone.[1] ## Alternatives if Denied - **Appeal**: Call (855) 718-4362 to discuss reasons and resubmit.[1] - **Other HEMA Programs**: Co-pay Savings (commercial insurance), Quick Start/Bridge for insured delays.[3][6] - **General Resources**: Bleeding disorder foundations (e.g., NBDF), RxAssist.org, or state programs.[8] - **Independent Foundations**: Check eligibility separately (not via HBPAP).[8] ## Disclaimer This guide is for informational purposes based on available sources as of 2026. Eligibility, terms, and income limits can change—**always verify with HEMA Biologics at (855) 718-4362 or sevenfact.com**.[1][3] Not medical advice; consult your doctor. HEMA Biologics not liable for application outcomes. Program not health insurance.[1][3]

Program information last verified: March 30, 2026